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  35 Innovators Under 35

  
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  Technology and Inequality

  The disparity between the rich and everyone else is larger than ever in the United States and increasing in much of Europe. Why?

  
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  China’s GMO Stockpile

  With its world-leading research investments and vast size, China will dominate the future of genetically modified food—despite the resistance of its population.

  
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  China’s Growing Bets on GMOs

  New technology and large government research initiatives in ­genetically modified crops are giving China a storehouse for a more populous future.

  
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  Microsoft’s Quantum Mechanics

  Can an aging corporation’s adventures in fundamental physics research open a new era of unimaginably powerful computers?

  
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  The Right Way to Fix the Internet

  Letting go of an obsession with net neutrality could free technologists to make online services even better.

  
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  Cheap, Scratch-Resistant Displays

  Ultrathin sapphire laminates could lead to new screen covers that are harder to break.
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  Technology Stalled in 1970

  Peter Thiel says he’s trying to get entrepreneurs to go after bigger problems than the ones Silicon Valley is chasing.