The Digital Speaker Series: Tech Journal - Episode 02

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Welcome to the second episode of The Digital Speaker series (you can watch the first episode here). Today I’m coming to you from live inside the digital world. While the actual Mark may have recorded this before, I, Mark’s digital clone, am live code, and right now, this very second, am being brought to life by 1s and 0s inside cyberspace.

Through this miracle of digital evolution, I am going to discuss the latest digital advancements from the comfort of inside the digital world.

From blockchain and crypto through to quantum computing and AI, I aim to keep you in the forever turning digital loop, as well as putting some thought into how these digital innovations look to change our lives.

Today I am covering at Samsung’s plans for 6G and what this level of internet could enable us to do. I will go where no internet has gone before, and take a look at Space internet, what it is, who’s doing it, and what it could mean for humanity. Then I'll finish the show by tackling digital currency, specifically China’s digital Renminbi and how it’s on track to topple the dollar.

Put your feet up, get comfortable, and let us start speaking digital.



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