| Huang Yangs (son) Tsai Chang Foxcomm (Ma 1,2, Robin Li, Deepseek ) Jpaan / korea complicated mainly non-individula keiretsi & chaebol (but early playes before moores law aplied deming - eg sony's morita, toyota, honda, canon, casio, seiko - nb morres law chips mainly cam to computers after 1980 so it was microelectronic and machines connecting supercity tooling that were main app of first 100 fold of more law including civil engineers computer aided design (mit, also why mit coded moon landing , and its archoteture profs became digita architectures media lab (negroprinte) all before Huang Jobs -med * nature: hassabis koller doudna lila ibrahim anne doerr Huang fei-fei li alexnet ilya (5 human senses lecun (NN algorithm 3. traanformer 7) and autonomous) bezos Musk (Thiel) Satoshi or Bloomberg. (Ng Shrum Kai-fu lee, ) google: page brin dean pichai; zuckenberg lecun (NN algorithm 3. traanformer 7) priscillla chan (shih from salesforce) singapre hk li-ka shing Data sovereignty king charles modi uae macrton /mistral (llama3) | In 1993 most of gordon moore's alumni million times more silicon chop capacity had played out- chip makers competing with more were used to selling chops who design they controlled or sold to big users; two other million fold tech-net age accelerators were starting up - which by 2025 would exceed Neumann-Einstein-Ruting's advice to plane for millennaisl generation connected by quintillion times more tech what was staring up was satllite communicatiosn and data transmissions with stanards agreed at ITU switzsrlans; nordia companies and huawei started to be leaders of laeaps 2G 3G 4G 5G even as american suppliers designed 1.0 cpu led networks Taiwan has started chip foundry in 1987 with mayruce chnag; and the country had alrady bet ists future on digital: foxcomm led manufacture to client specifications there were various local equivalents to eg america' dell, ibm pc ; hewlett packard; sun ... and taiwan was integral to sme supply chians japan, korea s, hk, singapore
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Thursday, March 25, 1993
start of million times more deep computing 2.0 origin jensen huang
Tuesday, April 3, 1990
Databases:
Openly accessible statistical data sources. Don’t forget to stay critical, especially of composite indicators
- National and International Statistical Agencies
- Climate Change (World Bank)
- Eurostat
- Food and Agriculture Organization of the United States - Statistics Division
- Gapminder
- Intergovernmental Center on Climate Change Data Distribution Centre
- International Labour Organization
- International Monetary Fund
- Millenium Development Goals
- SIPRI Arms Transfers Database
- Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
- World Bank
- World Energy Council
- World Trade Organisation
- UNDP Human Development
- UN National Accounts
- UN Population Information Network
International Section:
Regular Publications of International organisations and NGOs since 2010. Note that sometimes the site asks you for a username and password. If you press ‘cancel’ it usually takes you through to the document anyway. If this doesn’t work, just copy/paste the title into Google.
Amnesty International:
Commonwealth:
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Credit Suisse:
Human Rights Watch:
International Monetary Fund:
IMF report are available in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Russian and Spanish at the links below:
IMF's ‘World Economic Outlook’ is published quarterly and is available here
International Organization for Migration
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
The 'Development Cooperation' reports are also available in French
Transparency International
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
The 'Economic Development in Africa' Reports are also available in French. If the links below do not function, the reports can be downloaded from here
UNCTAD's 'Global Investment Trends Monitor', published quarterly can be downloaded here
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UNCTAD's 'Trade and Development' Reports are also available in Chinese, Japanese, French, Spanish and Russian here
Trade and Development Report 2010
UNCTAD's 'World Investment Reports'. If the links below do not function, the reports can be downloaded from can be found here
World Investment Report 2010
United Nations Department of Social and Economic Affairs (UN DESA)
United Nations Development Program (UNDP)
United Nations Economic Commission for Africa
United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UN ESCAP)
UN ESCAP's Economic and Social Survey of Asia and the Pacific reports:
UN ESCAP's Situation reports:
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United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (UN ECLAC)
United Nations Economic and Social Affairs (ESA)
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
United Nations
World Trade Organization
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