Technology at the service of dismounted soldiers

Takeup of electronics and computing technology in the defense field has grown exponentially since the late 90s. Several factors account for this growth, such as the development of computer and mobile industries for the consumer market and the need to…

By GMV | November 17, 2020 | Defense | No Comments | Total Views 1,328

Industry-based Science for Peace and Development

On the World Science Day for Peace and Development I’d like to share with you my modest experience doing industry-based science. At first sight it might seem odd that a profit-seeking company could be a source of science and a…

By GMV | November 10, 2020 | Corporate, Space | No Comments | Total Views 2,152

It’s never too late to take up a cybersecurity career

We all know cybersecurity is a booming and increasingly-important sector. Demand is sky-high while market skills are in short supply. For as long as these trends don’t change, therefore, a career in a job-rich IT sector would seem to…

By GMV | November 3, 2020 | Cybersecurity | 2 Comments | Total Views 3,222

Smart cities: The challenges of mobility and air quality

At least 60% of the European Union’s population is currently living in built-up areas of 10,000+ inhabitants, and their mobility generates 40% of all CO2 emissions. By 2050 over two thirds of the world’s population will be living in cities,…

By GMV | October 27, 2020 | Transport | No Comments | Total Views 3,367

The title of this GMVBlog post may seem provocative, but bear with me; you’ll soon get my drift. Quantum computers are slow for two reasons: Due to the definition of their workings The manner in which, in the near future,…

By GMV | October 20, 2020 | Cybersecurity, Defense, ICT | No Comments | Total Views 4,069

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