Vertical farms allow cultivation at latitudes incompatible with certain crops such as the desert or arctic.  Vertical systems allow farmers to extend the latitude range on which crops can be grown on the planet, from the deserts of Dubai to the 4-hour winter days of Iceland. If you were to  grow crops on Mars you would need to use this kind of technology because there is no soil.

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The Australian Cyber Law Map aims to create an online map of Australian laws that affect cyber security and cyber resilience. There is complexity in that and in future phases the team could be well positioned to identify fundamental gaps in our regulatory and compliance frameworks.Contributions to the Map are made by invited academics and experts working in the field of cyber law and cyber security.https://austlii.community/foswiki/CyberLaw/WebHomeImage by Edward Lich from Pixabay

Norway based corporate training solution startup Attensi has raised $26 million from New York-based Lugard Road Capital, DX Ventures and existing shareholder Viking Venture.The funds will be used to expand in North America and Europe. Attensi utilises gamification methods to simulate workplace processes. By placing the employees in 3D simulations imitating work processes and the workplace, it encourages employees to adapt to new behaviours and empowers them to master new skills- interactively and measurably.To read the full article: https://techcrunch.com/2021/04/08/norwegian-corporate-training-startup-attensi-raises-26m-from-nycs-lugard-road-dx-ventures/