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Management thinker hooked generations of entrepreneurs on ‘disruptive innovation’
Display makers focus on picture quality with 8K screens and microLED technology
Increasingly sophisticated representations of the real world in the cloud can catalyse growth
Researcher at top institute claimed Python clone was ‘independently’ developed
Big companies can use lawyers to protect IP while smaller players go to the wall
Mojo Vision’s product has a digital display that is navigated with eye movements
Companies says hoarding, and subsequent litigation, is harming innovation
Now that the US has reached the top of the ladder of tech supremacy, it wants to kick it away
Pressure from voters has forced politicians to co-ordinate an international response
Growth has environmental downsides, but it is also correlated with the good things in life
As the consumer landscape continues to shift, the group taps staff for cutting edge ideas
Tech giant alleged to have copied pioneering speaker technology
China will reinvent finance while computing power grows and genome sequencing becomes cheaper
Machines encroach on tasks, and we reorganise in response, becoming more productive
Disruption is not going to come from Silicon Valley giants
Wise companies are encouraging creative staff to generate new and profitable ideas
Innovation results from the complex interplay between state, companies and market
The disintegration of US-China relations may be the most important economic event of our times
In 16 years of columns on business, the only constant has been disruptive innovation
Broad coalition of tech companies and carmakers say competition is suffering in connected devices
New commission president is determined to reinvigorate cutting edge competitiveness
New technology promises to provide seamless wireless connection with automatic logins
Donald Trump’s all-guns-blazing approach is a sure way to a lose-lose break with Beijing
A drastic decoupling would carry risks for both the US and China
The EU is changing the way it develops new industries as it tries to deal with competition from China and the US. The initiatives include support for electric battery production, the internationalisation of the euro and the greening of trade policy
