Felicia Jackson

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Felicia Jackson

Conversations about climate change are often drowned in politics or pitched as social responsibility. But in boardrooms and markets, the idea that climate risk is abstract or optional is quickly unravelling. It’s already hitting earnings, bonds, and balance sheets, through damaged infrastructure, supply shocks, and soaring insurance costs. "This is not a 2100 conversation anymore,” said Tom Sabbatelli-Goodyer, Vice President of Climate Risk at FIS in an interview.

3 weeks ago | forbes.com.br | Felicia Jackson

Em um mundo cada vez mais marcado pela volatilidade geopolítica, pelas perturbações climáticas e pela instabilidade social, uma das vulnerabilidades mais subestimadas está, silenciosamente, nos nossos pratos: o sistema alimentar global. Apesar dos dados alarmantes e do estresse visível nas cadeias de suprimento, muitas empresas ainda tratam as divulgações ambientais como meros protocolos regulatórios.

4 weeks ago | forbes.es | Felicia Jackson |Caroline Castrillon |Genna Contino |Bernard Marr

La inteligencia artificial ya no es solo el futuro, sino el motor de la economía digital global. La IA se está infiltrando en todos los sectores, transformando las industrias y reescribiendo las reglas del juego. Pero tras este cambio tecnológico se esconde una realidad incierta: la IA consume enormes cantidades de energía. Y, a menos que se controle, esta demanda podría saturar los sistemas eléctricos globales.

4 weeks ago | illuminem.com | Felicia Jackson

The global energy transition has long been framed as a necessary shift toward sustainability, but emerging economic and geopolitical challenges suggest it may be time to rethink how we approach this transformation. While efforts to reduce carbon emissions remain a priority, new concerns about affordability and energy security are reshaping the debate, raising questions about the feasibility of current strategies.

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Felicia Jackson

1 hour agoWith iPadOS 19, Apple might once again try to make the iPad more like a MacIs it going to work this time? Apple is once again making the iPad more like a Mac. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman (via MacRumors), Apple is working on an iPadOS 19 "overhaul" with three main focuses: improving productivity, multitasking, and app window management.