Social media often tracks users’ locations and profiles are frequently filled with material that could be used to indicate a user’s position.

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High intensity warfare (HIW) introduces both new risks and new opportunities for players and investors within the defence market. In terms of immediate ‘benefits’, the existential threat that a HIW conflict poses to governments, political organisations, or social groups provides the impetus for a significant enhancement of military capabilities at both the tactical and strategic …

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The concept of high intensity warfare (HIW) or high intensity conflict (HIC) has rapidly become a dominant theme within the global defence market over the last few years, with recent events such as the Russian invasion of Ukraine in Europe, Chinese territorial disputes with nations across Southeast Asia, and continued proxy wars between Iran, Israel, …

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In the past 100 years of conflict, the victors in a high intensity warfare (HIW) scenario have often been determined based on either quantitative or technological overmatch in air, land, and sea. However, considering the significant advances in technology and wider shifts in socioeconomic norms since the end of the Cold War, strategists are having …

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The metaverse will make digital media experiences more immersive, inclusive, and accessible than today. However, it will raise social concerns ranging from data privacy to other forms of online harm. Listed below are the key regulatory trends impacting the metaverse theme, as identified by GlobalData. Net neutrality Net neutrality refers to the concept that a …

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Gaming and social media companies are at the vanguard of metaverse development, but enterprises will lead the charge in the next three years. This shift will be driven by the future of work and digital transformation initiatives ongoing across sectors ranging from retail to healthcare and financial services. Big Tech is championing the metaverse, with …

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The metaverse brings together a range of next-generation technologies from cloud computing to artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, cryptocurrencies, cybersecurity, the internet of things (IoT), virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), digital twins, and adtech. Listed below are the key technology trends impacting the metaverse theme, as identified by GlobalData. VR and AR The metaverse is …

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The design of military equipment needs to evolve in line with environmental threats and the latest strategic thinking on climate change.

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Electric vehicles (EVs) will be a major driving factor for the batteries industry, with major auto companies looking to phase out gas and diesel models in leading markets by 2035, reflecting government regulation and order. Listed below are the key regulatory trends impacting the batteries theme, as identified by GlobalData. Exemplary Norway Norway (followed by …

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Over the past decade, the battery industry has progressed sufficiently to enable portable consumer electronics, the mobile internet, the first electric cars, and the initial adoption of intermittent renewable power storage and generation. Given the accelerating and expanding role stored energy will play in tackling global warming, it will become one of the world’s most …

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