These are the World Economic Forum's Technology Pioneers of 2020
The World Economic Forum today announced its 2020 Technology Pioneers, future headline-makers addressing global issues with cutting-edge technology. From artificial intelligence (AI) to carbon capture, this year's cohort is using innovations to protect climate, improve healthcare and much more, helping us to reset society and build towards a better future.
"This year's class of Technology Pioneers are improving society and advancing their industries around the world," said Susan Nesbitt, Head of the Global Innovators Community, World Economic Forum. "These are the companies that think differently and stand out as potential game-changers. We're looking forward to the role they'll play in shaping the future of their industries."
Of the 100 firms selected, over one-quarter are female-led, more than double the industry average. These firms also come from diverse regions that stretch beyond traditional tech hubs, with companies using innovative technology in novel ways all around the world.
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