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1/7 🧵 The importance of #data in our digital economy is becoming more pronounced. By 2025, the total amount of data generated is expected to reach a staggering 175 zettabytes, with enterprise data increasing at a 42% annual growth rate. #BigData
2/7 This vast volume of data births the "data economy", a digital ecosystem where businesses, individuals, & government agencies gather, share, and monetize data, tapping into unexplored markets and serving with data-driven products. #DataEconomy
3/7 Organizations are participating in the data economy by eliminating data silos and promoting collaboration. This data exchange is helping organizations unlock value and create new business models. #DataExchange
ZK proofs to be embedded in EU law! The European Parliament has officially included use of zero-knowledge proofs in its negotiation positions for the trilogues with the Council on the regulation of digital identity & related 🇪🇺 apps #privacy #digitalidentity #ZeroKnowledgeProofs 
Unless the Council firmly objects, zero-knowledge proofs will be in EU law on digital identity & future EU apps, giving individuals greater control over their personal data, increasing trust in digital transactions, & facilitating cross-border interoperability of EU eID solutions
Zero-knowledge proofs allow the validation of a given statement based on electronic attestation of attributes held in a user's digital identity wallet without revealing any data related to those attributes to the relying party. #cryptography #digitalprivacy
Business model of reliance retail …
#RelianceRetail is the retail arm of Indian conglomerate #RelianceIndustries, one of the largest retail companies in India.
#RelianceRetail is the retail arm of Indian conglomerate #RelianceIndustries, one of the largest retail companies in India.
The company operates a wide range of retail formats, including #supermarkets, hypermarkets, and specialty stores.
#RelianceRetail's business model is based on the "asset-light" model, meaning it leases rather than owns its stores.
