Not exact matches
As this makes clear, killing net neutrality will make ISPs rich but kill
innovation — and even potentially
slow down the growth of the U.S. economy, which is partially driven by the success of its major
tech companies.
The relentless speed of technology
innovation has transformed the world in an amazingly short period of time, and
slow tech companies tend not to make it.
But seriously, you asked me to explain how
innovation could possibly be
slowing down, given all the money and attention given to high
tech.
It recognises that the wider legal profession is typically
slow to adopt new
tech solutions, often because they do not have the resources or internal structures needed to encourage
tech innovation.
This has been a sticking point for reform because the justification for patents in pharma, where
innovation is
slow and incredibly expensive, is much different than in
tech where
innovations are often obsolete in a year or two.
Its narrative is
slowing emerging from polarizing mainstream media stories such as its use by either dark web criminals or of
tech nerds striking it rich, (with the Big Bang Theory episode taking the latter approach) that now it can't be denied that a wider narrative is emerging as Bitcoin sparks
innovation in the general Fintech sector and gains a grudging acceptance by the traditional investment world not wanting to see a good opportunity go to waste.