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The risk of giving in to quantum progress - Cliff Saran s Enterprise blog

The risk of giving in to quantum progress Latest Blog Posts Related Content UK government offers ‘inadequate’ response to broadband concerns How Aberdeenshire Council is using Cherwell’s ITSM platform Download Current Issue Over the next few years the tech industry has a roadmap to overcome the challenges facing quantum computing. This will pave the way to growth in mainstream quantum computing to solve “hard problems”. There are numerous opportunities, from finding a cure for cancer to the development of new, more sustainable materials and tackling climate change. But a recent short film on quantum ethics has highlighted the risks, which may be as profound as the Manhattan Project that led to two atomic bombs being dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.

In the New Normal it May be Time for a Re-think on HS2 - Latest industry shipping news from the Handy Shipping Guide

In the New Normal it May be Time for a Re-think on HS2 Authoritative Criticism of the Future of Rail Scheme UK – One of the foremost critics of the government policy of proceeding with HS2 has once again asked some searching questions as to why the project is to go ahead without any amendments. HS2 has of course very long term implications both for the passenger, freight and intermodal sectors. Lord Tony Berkeley is an acknowledged expert on railway infrastructure and indeed served as Deputy Chair on the Oakervee enquiry into the viability of HS2, a supposedly independent body, until summarily dismissed, along with the rest of the panel leaving only ex HS2 Chairman Douglas Oakervee to complete the report on the project alone.

Zurich warns of double disaster as Storm Christoph batters England and Wales amid pandemic | Latest News

Hidden consequence Nichols continued: “The physical impact of extreme weather is impossible to ignore. But there is reason to be concerned about another ‘hidden’ consequence of the UK’s increasingly destructive weather – the harm it is doing to people’s mental health. “For some victims, the psychological toll of flooding is just as devastating as the disaster itself . “With five million people in England at risk of flooding and climate change intensifying the frequency and severity of extreme weather, a mental health crisis is looming.” Referring to mental health as the “silent casualty of flooding”, it is important that it is not forgotten alongside the more immediate priorities, he added.

The Bribery Act: Ten years on - CityAM : CityAM

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