Innovations That’ll Revolutionalise Food Chain By 2024

Within the next five years, the earth’s population will cross the eight billion mark for the first time. The world’s complex food supply chain—already stressed by climate change and a finite water supply—will only be tested further. To meet the demands of this crowded future, IBM researchers are exploring new technologies and devices, scientific breakthroughs, […]

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