September 2020
Beginner
25 pages
47m
English
Overview
The future of Silicon Valley is in the past. The next great wave of innovation won’t come from the industries that led the previous one. In part three of his essay series, 21 Technologies for the 21st Century, Tim O’Reilly explains why the next challenge—climate change mitigation and adaptation—will be solved by entrepreneurs focused on real-world infrastructure and operations beyond the reach of today’s tech giants.
Inspired by his essay “Welcome to the 21st Century,” this four-part series explores 21 technologies that are reshaping the world. Each essay in this series focuses on skills that will increase your ability to respond to these impending changes. You’ll also learn about resources on O’Reilly online learning that will help you acquire these skills.
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Explore “The Future Is Knocking” and continue your journey into 21 technologies that will help all of us face this challenging and uncertain future.
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