The past year revealed the critical need for inclusive technologies. To avoid leaving anyone behind in the digital economy, business must play a leading role. On this episode, Antonio Neri, CEO of HPE, and Angela Siefer, executive director of the National Digital Inclusion Alliance, discuss improving access to tech, digital literacy and more.

5G, the much-anticipated catalyst of digital connectivity and innovation, is finally here. But the world has yet to tap its full potential. On this episode, technologists and 5G experts Jeff Edlund and Stuart Strickland, share how enterprise companies can best leverage this powerful technology.

Digital banking is transforming financial services. On this episode, we explore the explosive growth of mobile payments, the coming battle for the smart wallet and how startups and big banks can tame the influx of new data to win over customers – and keep them.

Last year’s global lockdown orders shocked supply chains worldwide, and exposed cracks in its agility and resilience. On this episode we explore how 2020 put supply chains at the front and center of business, helping to accelerate their digital transformation and create a more sustainable future.

In season 6 of The Element Podcast, each episode will tackle a different imperative – in fintech, 5G, the supply chain and digital inclusion. Launching March 29th from HPE.

Today, half of women who enter technology leave by the age of 35. In honor of International Women's Day, this episode features a candid and much-needed conversation about how colleagues and companies can support and keep women. Four amazing women in tech offer advice based on their experiences.

Safe. Sanitized. Socially-distant. Today's cities look drastically different than they did before COVID-19. On this episode, HPE's Yanick Pouffary and Lorenzo Gonzales discuss the living, breathing evolution of smart cities and the escalating expectations of urban citizens from Rome to Dubai.

Online classes. Work From Home. Games streamed from empty stadiums. Physical places have been replaced by digital ones—suddenly and en masse. In this episode, we’ll discuss the tech powering these massive societal transformations and whether they are temporary or permanent shifts.

Cybercriminals have wasted no time taking advantage of the pandemic and the sudden transition to remote work. We unpack the issue, asking experts to step into the shoes of the hackers and assess the new infosec landscape from their POV — before discussing strategies to mitigate those threats.

From the Genome Project to modeling novel viruses, supercomputing is already tackling some of the world’s biggest challenges. In this episode, we’ll imagine what could be solved with an exponential increase in computing power, delving into Exascale — the next era of supercomputing.