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Moscow Ranked the Best European City for Innovations Against COVID-19
Source: Mos.ru
Moscow was ranked first among European cities in the rating of innovations that help fight coronavirus. In addition, the capital took third place globally, ahead of Boston, London and Toronto.
San Francisco and New York ranked first and second, respectively. The rating was compiled by the international analytical center StartupBlink.
Analysts analyzed 160 solutions of Moscow in the fight against the pandemic, including computer vision algorithms based on artificial intelligence, cloud platforms that unite doctors, medical institutions, insurance companies and pharmaceutical manufacturers. They also noted the projects in the field of smart tourism, e-commerce and logistics, telecommuting, and online education.
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6G: Global Standards vs. Fragmented Ecosystems
Source: Unsplash
The sixth generation communication promises to be an almost fantastic tool in its properties, but it requires the well-coordinated and collaborative work of many players, as well as a willingness to rethink established business models.
The global and end-to-end nature of 6G, in a sense, runs counter to the ideas of competition and national digital sovereignty. In fact, the main question is whether corporations, governments and society will be able to agree and find compromises, without which it is impossible to unleash the full potential of the next generation of communications.
Will we be able to build a unified global standard for 6G, which, by its own nature, is decentralized?
researches, monitorings, reports and other analytics of Moscow and Russian IT market
Top 15 Digital Technologies in Manufacturing Industry
Based on the analysis of big data, the Institute for Statistical Studies and Economics of Knowledge (ISSEK) of the Higher School of Economics has identified the most significant digital technologies already used or introduced in the global manufacturing industry.
Read the survey translated in English by ICT.Moscow →
a showcase of some Moscow-based CovidTech solutions
AI-based platform for health status assessment
Service for acoustic diagnostics of respiratory diseases and COVID-19
AI system for analyzing and interpreting the results of radiological studies
discover people who stand behind the innovative companies and projects in Moscow
Video of Yandex's Executive Director Tigran Khudaverdyan giving an insight on the company's thriving driverless cars business and AI technologies.
Watch the video with English subtitles →
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