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Printing with sound, on-demand body parts, and liver rejuvenation. This week’s coolest things make the old new again.

The U.S. military has the world’s largest aircraft fleet. With 5,500 Air Force planes, 5,000 belonging to the Army and 3,500 for the Navy, the military has more air power than the top 10 commercial airlines combined.

How prepared are we for the next anticipated computing transformation - the Internet of Things (IoT) revolution?
The evolution of computing technology has long been predicated by ‘Moore’s Law’, a much-quoted observation made by Intel founder, Gordon Moore in 1965. He predicted that the number of transistors in a dense integrated circuit, would double every two years, to drive exponential growth.

The flight attendants are about to shut the cabin doors when you realize you forgot to download that sci-fi blockbuster you were looking forward to watching during the flight. As they tell you to shut down your personal devices, you press the download button. Before they’ve arrived at your row to demand you shut it off, the entire high-definition movie has flooded into your phone and it’s already tucked away in your pocket.

If you’ve been following GE Reports’ Big Ideas series (catch part 1 and part 2 now), you’ll have an understanding of what thought leaders in a range of critical industries have identified as top-of-mind opportunities and disruptions in 2017.

In this era of maximum disruption and its twin, brilliant innovation, the opportunities and the challenges for businesses, utilities and industries of every stripe are enormous.
As we pause for a break to reflect on the year that’s been, it’s also a time to look to the future and imagine what it looks like.

We canvassed eight super-smart leaders from a broad spectrum, including avionics, mental health, energy, carbon markets, research and academia and asked them the same two questions:

Qantas and GE recently accelerated a decades-long, uplifting relationship into the digital-industrial cloud; the Flight Efficiency Services agreement, signed in September 2015, is already delivering on GE’s promise to increase the airline’s operational flexibility and fuel efficiency while reducing its carbon emissions.
This week marks the opening of a new frontier in the companies’ innovative alliance as Qantas becomes the launch partner in GE’s latest collaboration centre in Austin, Texas.

Social media is continuously changing the way companies advertise in a bid to win the internet retail game. These days, hyper-personalization is intensifying the race to use data in every facet of a customer's life, according to Bala Ganesh, UPS senior director of marketing.

The raging battle for Internet supremacy — to keep eyeballs and content in one place — is changing the way social media and advertising are implemented in every industry.

And retail is no exception.

It was plug and play for the renewable energy community, at the Australian Clean Energy Summit 2016, held last week in Sydney.

Global mobility may be glamorous and adventurous for those who want to work abroad. But for companies, an expanding workforce across borders can have its price, especially in the 10 most expensive cities for expatriates.

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