Lifeboat Foundation

The threats of cyberattack and hypersonic missiles are two examples of easily foreseeable challenges to our national security posed by rapidly developing technology. It is by no means certain that we will be able to cope with those two threats, let alone the even more complicated and unknown challenges presented by the general onrush of technology — the digital revolution or so-called Fourth Industrial Revolution — that will be our future for the next few decades.

Technology is about to upend our entire national security infrastructure.

The revolutionary technique works like a weather forecast.

These need to be banned like the European union did.

Memes and social networks have become weaponized, while many governments seem ill-equipped to understand the new reality of information warfare. How will we fight state-sponsored disinformation and propaganda in the future?

The future is now! 👌📸.

One year on, and the LEGO Technic Bugatti continues to amaze us! 🤩.

“And when you forget yourself, you see everything else”

-Jerry Garcia

See the Earth from 20 miles (32 km) above in this breathtaking 360° footage captured from a weather balloon.

The bottom line when it comes to Southeast Asia’s exit environment for start-ups is that the ecosystem is simply more built out today as a result of now having the right ingredients.

Tech companies in the region are now starting to change the question from – can we exit? – to – how would we like to exit?