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Over the last five years, we’ve entered a phase of invention that goes far beyond incremental upgrades. This new wave of innovation is foundational. Instead of giving us slightly better smartphones or faster processors, it’s redefining core capabilities across fields like medicine, energy, quantum computing, materials science, and climate tech. These are not just improvements…
Throughout history, humanity has seen many groundbreaking inventions. Examples include the wheel, printing press, and electricity. Recently, the internet has emerged. The internet is transformative, changing how we communicate and access information. It also affects how we conduct daily activities. Its evolution has led to many advancements. Examples include search engines and educational platforms. These…
Technological advancements and progress have positioned us for a groundbreaking scientific leap. This leap promises 1000 times more progress, innovation, sustainability, and technological advancement, leading to a brighter future. The convergence of technologies, such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, the internet, big data, globalization, travel, biotechnology, nanotechnology, educational technology, and more, drives this progress. However,…
Today’s computers are designed to perform accurate calculations and deliver precise results for relatively small problems. They excel at their tasks, but what if we introduced quantum computers into the equation? Unlike traditional computers, quantum computers are not always precise. They may produce results that deviate from the exact truth. So, why do we need…
Edgar Khachatryans is a serial Entrepreneur, Venture Capitalist, Innovator, Expert, Traveler who has 25 years of experience in innovation industry and 4 million miles of travel experience to USA, China, Israel, Austria, Bahrain, Germany, India, Indonesia, Iran, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Palestine, Singapore, Hong Kong, Egypt, Georgia, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, Belarus, Georgia,…
Importance of Expert Intuition, Imperfection of Big Data, Future of Decision Support Systems and Artificial Intelligence.