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Maillot CMR One all sport original

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Maillot CMR One all sport original vert

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Maillot CMR one all sport Pro fan

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Maillots CMR one all sport original pro. Logo brodé, technologie anti transpirante, tissu allégé. Taille de M, L, XL, XXL. Couleurs vert et rouge

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Sacs fourre-tout Africa

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Grands sacs fourré tout Africa en toile et tissus

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Comprenez-vous vraiment ce qui soutient #bitcoin ?
Bitcoin est plus qu'une simple monnaie numérique ; c'est un écosystème complexe construit sur des technologies fondamentales profondes comme la cryptographie, l'exploitation minière et bien plus encore.

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African diaspora remittances down as a result of global conflict, crises
In 2023, Africans living abroad sent fewer funds home than they did in 2022, yet remittances are still 1.5 times greater than foreign direct investment flows on the continent. Here’s our analysis in infographics.
Last year, Africans received less money from their families abroad. In its latest Migration and Development Brief, published on 26 June, the World Bank (W reports a general drop in money transfers from the African diaspora to the continent. What’s behind it?
https://www.theafricareport.co....m/353725/african-dia

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Modernizing ageing factories: The role of digital transformation in enhancing brownfield manufacturing
Over the past decade, companies across industries have harnessed digital technologies to transform and enhance efficiency and productivity.
However, its penetration in brownfield manufacturing remains limited.
Digitizing these ageing sites has the potential to create immense impact across business lines, as well as on social and environmental levels.
Studies have found that over 80% of companies around the world have launched digital transformation initiatives. While other industries are undergoing rapid digital transformation, the implementation of digital interventions in the manufacturing sector has had less momentum. In fact, McKinsey & Company reports that only 30% of manufacturing companies have effectively realized value at scale through Industry 4.0 practices across all their plants.

The adoption rate is even lower for brownfield manufacturing - plants which rely on existing facilities or legacy infrastructure. This is especially the case in the Asia Pacific region.

Digital penetration in brownfield manufacturing remains low due to several factors:

Digital interventions are costly. The significant investment required for digitization often leaves organizations in 'pilot purgatory' where most projects fail to progress beyond the pilot stage.
In brownfield manufacturing, legacy equipment and ageing infrastructure pose substantial barriers to digital solutions.
Manufacturing plants frequently operate in data silos. Over time, these plants have accumulated data in isolated pockets, hindering a comprehensive view of operations.
Digital transformation in brownfield manufacturing can positively impact businesses, the environment and society
Brownfield manufacturing businesses can benefit immensely from digital interventions and can enhance efficiencies, further environmental sustainability, and ensure a positive societal impact.
https://www.weforum.org/agenda..../2024/08/how-digital

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US unveils new tools to withstand encryption-breaking quantum. Here's what experts are saying
Quantum computing brings significant opportunity — and cybersecurity risks.
New encryption algorithms have been designed to endure cyberattacks from quantum computers.
Industry experts told the World Economic Forum that the algorithms mark a “pivotal milestone” and are an “essential stepping stone.”
Earlier this month, a government lab in the United States released three highly anticipated encryption algorithms that were built to withstand cyberattacks from quantum computers.

The encryption standards, two of which were developed by IBM, can be used to “secure a wide range of electronic information, from confidential email messages to e-commerce transactions that propel the modern economy,” the US Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) said in a statement.

The release comes as quantum computing — which employs quantum mechanics to solve complex computing problems — continues to develop rapidly.

Quantum technology, experts say, creates enormous economic and scientific opportunities given its ability to significantly boost computing power, but also poses serious cybersecurity risks. This includes rendering current encryption tools obsolete. In fact, NIST warns that quantum computing devices with encryption-breaking capabilities could be developed within the next decade, threatening the “security and privacy of individuals, organizations and entire nations”.
https://www.weforum.org/agenda..../2024/08/us-tools-en

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En Afrique, la taxation du mobile money devrait exonérer les plus petites transactions (rapport)
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En Afrique, la taxation du mobile money devrait exonérer les plus petites transactions (rapport)

Le rapport souligne que l’instauration de taxes sur les services de mobile money représente une source de recettes fiscales supplémentaires pour les