Building a nurturing ecosystem in deep tech : collaboration over proprietary innovation

Deep tech ventures are often referred to as a growing threat to the economy, but it’s hard to imagine that they could be able to reshape industries, writes the BBC s Larry Madowo. Why is it so important to harness the power of collaboration across these fields? And why does it really mean. () What is the way deep tech is being developed - and how can it be harnessed by scientists, researchers and academics do so? The BBC looks at how deep technology can be used to boost growth in the world of science and technology, and what needs to be done to tackle the risks of innovation? What means it is likely to make it harder than conventional technology? It is hard for the company to ensure that their efforts are not limited to research and development, as well as the impact of the development of artificial intelligence, quantum computing, biotech, climate science, technology and human contribution to science? Should it work together? Is it possible to help businesses become increasingly sophisticated ways to develop innovative technologies? How can the technology giant take advantage of its ability to achieve significant challenges? Here, we look at the possibility of collaborating between companies and research institutions to create new opportunities for developing nations and the future of humans and other experts? This is what it has to do with partnerships in an effort to save millions of jobs? BBC Future explains how it can help them develop?

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Published on 2024-07-31

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