Incumbents in many industries are experimenting with syn-bio engagement strategies. However, they can’t rely solely on traditional buying and selling relationships because the syn-bio ecosystem in still very nascent.

Advances in syn-bio depend on incumbent companies and startups working together and leveraging each others' strengths, only then can both generate all the benefits that the science promises.

The adoption of AI in the Global South is hindered by the lack of talent, infrastructure, and local AI firms. To remain competitive, incumbents must play the role of AI "national champions", and become the prime consumers of the new technology in their home markets. By initiating AI adoption, "national champions" can sow the seeds of an AI ecosystem and catalyze talent creation.

AI’s learning capabilities can lead to innovative business opportunities, generate creative insights, and algorithms that are capable of learning from users’ or consumers’ behavior.

Contrary to conventional wisdom, A.I. forges a symbiotic relationship between an organization and its people.

As quantum computers start becoming a reality, disruption and value creation are coming to several industries from aerospace to pharmaceuticals. Across the globe, countries have been making massive investments to try to secure this next digital competitive advantage. Who will win?

Deep Tech is catalyzing groundbreaking innovations faster than ever. Having established its reputation as a problem-driven approach to tackle complex problems by combining new physical technologies with sophisticated digital technologies, it is inevitable that Deep Tech will disrupt incumbents in almost every industry.