“Die Sterne” sang “What ruined you?” and the year 2020 is very suitable for complaining very much. The coronavirus has once again clearly shown the urgency of digitization and infrastructure expansion, the lack of digitality. But when it wasn’t about Corona, other news was also exciting.

Tesla is building a plant in Germany, 5G is here, the project Gaia-X is picking up speed, large industrialized countries are fighting for interpretative sovereignty and areas of influence in which they use technology, prohibit technology and also lead smaller skirmishes over apps. Civil rights and secure encryption have come under pressure again. The global warming has not paused and the German auto industry is struggling to survive.

What developments has the year 2020 accelerated, which braked? What were extraordinary events? How will it go on 2021?

These and many other questions – including the audience – discuss Jürgen Kuri (@jkuri), Kristina Beer (@bee_k_bee) and Martin Holland (@fingolas) in a new episode of the #heiseshow, live from 12 Clock.

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