The economy of technological waste.

The management of technological waste is one of the big businesses of the future; due to the increasing evolution of technology, leading to the digitalization of the world, Internet access and data supply constitute a gold rush for businesses.
To this extent, Starlink is too far; Musk's product is like Bitcoin (in its own league; we will catch it later when we are done with fiber optics). What then will Elon come out with if he reaches March? Elon is definitely ahead.

The good thing on earth is that the use of the Internet produces data, which must be put somewhere, which is why cloud technology is a wonderful “dustbin” for “our digital waste.”.
Electric cars and solar energy are on the rise. Studies show that in 10 years, 80% of cars will be electric, and we are all moving to solar energy. With their batteries needing to be recycled, once again offering a “good dustbin" to take care of the large number of these batteries shows that taking care of waste is an excellent business.
To certify it, we have biomass, biogas,...

Great opportunities do not always lie in the supply of the final product but in the supply of the components necessary for its manufacturing and the maintenance of this product after use. (We have after sales service; we have after products service.)
Taiwan was right, and it became the world's leading semiconductor producer. Since Africa loves waste, let's cloud and recycle. (African governments are the champions of wasteful expenditures, or, to put it simply, of corruption.)

If in Africa we can accommodate the useful use for all the world's waste, and if by chance we can produce components of what is used in renewable energies since we have the raw materials, then Africa will become essential in the technological sphere. Africa can therefore receive transfer of technology by manufacturing in its soil.

NB: The COPs should therefore focus more on how to recycle pollution than reducing it because our civilization needs to pollute and will continue to do so.


Marius C. Oula

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