Digital Transformation Of Property In Greater China, The: Finance, 5g, Ai, And Blockchain (Singapore University Of Social Sciences - World Scientific Future Economy Series)

About the Author\nPaul Schulte has worked for all three branches of the US Government, including the National Security Council in the 1980s. He has taught at more than nine universities on five continents and currently advises some of the largest financial institutions across the world. He has written five books. The most recent ones, published in 2019 and 2020 by World Scientific are The Race for 5G Supremacy, as well as, AI & Quantum Computing for Finance & Insurance. He is very active with the Singapore Fintech and Blockchain Associations.\nDean Sun is an Excellence in Scholarship Fellow at Zhejiang University. His "Market Algorithm Model" won him a scholarship to Imperial College. His newest work in machine learning has been recognised at the Zhejiang provincial level. He has also worked in investment banking in China.\nRoman Shemakov is a Luce Fellow, working on Smart City and Urban Technology in Taipei. His writings have been published in the Columbia Journal of History, the Harvard Classics Journal, the Tufts Journal of International Studies, the Taiwan Business Topics and more. As a Questbridge Scholar and a Frank Lyman Fellow he has conducted extensive research on urban planning, peace and security, digitization in the developing world, and telecommunication throughout Berlin, Moscow, Kyiv, Singapore, and Washington, DC.\nLong-planned advances in China — in 5G, blockchain, central bank coins, and SME superapps — have coalesced into a new world of digitized, tokenized, and tradable assets. New digital mega-projects like the Blockchain Service Network, smart cities, and new foreign exchange digital rails are animating physical assets: offices, warehouses, homes, and farms. Powered by a network of sensors, AI, and distributed trust, property has digitized wings. The resulting inflow of data from every part of the 'built' world will create new industries, uproot traditional finance, and transform cities. The global trade war is not just a re-ordering of technology: it's a re-ordering of cities. Nations which export this digital technology first will alter the digital fabric of the developing world. A digital Non-Aligned Movement is afoot! One way for the US to catch up is public-private partnerships between Silicon Valley and DC — or just 'copy' China. This book explores the many people and companies, large and small, which are blazing new trails in China's 'Internet of Everything' to transform the way we live, buy, and move.