What 1% Efficiency Gain Means for the Economy
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Hum, That is raising more questions than answering. which economy is this talking about? It doesn’t say so I assume it’s the default (ie US economy). So what would be EU, china, global figures
Then it’s 1% over 15 years. why not make it over 100 year so that it looks really really impressive.
all in all it sound very much like pro domo advertisement, doesn’t it?
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I think your point is valid and almost any publication like this is a way to promote something. As for their “15 years” assumption, It is possible that this is related to the equipment depreciation period or something like it. Also, the 1% goal they picked is, likely, a very pessimistic goal for the IoT technology. Hopefully, the impact will be much greater. Thanks!
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