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The Energy Of Tomorrow

Matt Armitage, Kulturpop

12-May-17 10:00

The Energy Of Tomorrow

Data is like the oil flowing down the fuel pipe, it is a resource and a currency of the future. With the data companies on the rise, our personal information is being seen, heard and monitored. The data companies were able to analyse and predict our behaviour. This week, Matt Armitage talks about the energy of tomorrow, data and how we are actually on a higher ground.


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