Supercomputers Combat Ebola in Sierra Leone

The video discusses various topics, starting with how technology is being used to combat Ebola in Sierra Leone through a crowdsourcing supercomputer and data analytics platform. It then shifts to EU antitrust regulators investigating foreign exchange traders' use of social media for illegal activities. The challenges faced by Apple's mobile payment system, Apple Pay, are explored, highlighting competition from CVS and Rite Aid. The video also compares Amazon's Fire TV Stick with Google's Chromecast in the streaming device market. Finally, it covers Taylor Swift's transition from country to pop music with her new album, 1989.

What is the primary goal of the government initiative in Sierra Leone?

• To develop new smartphone technology

• To improve internet connectivity

• To promote tourism in the region

• To combat Ebola using a crowdsourcing supercomputer

How are EU antitrust regulators investigating foreign exchange traders?

• By monitoring phone calls

• By seeking messages on Facebook

• By interviewing traders

• By analyzing bank transactions

Why have CVS and Rite Aid disabled Apple Pay in their stores?

• They are developing a competing payment system

• Apple Pay is too expensive

• They prefer cash transactions

• Apple Pay is not secure

What is a potential downside of the competing payment system to Apple Pay?

• It requires scanning a QR code

• It is more expensive

• It is less secure

• It is not widely accepted

What is the main advantage of Amazon's Fire TV Stick over Google's Chromecast?

• It is cheaper

• It has twice the memory

• It supports more apps

• It is easier to set up

What genre shift is Taylor Swift making with her new album?

• From classical to electronic

• From pop to country

• From rock to jazz

• From country to pop

What is the name of Taylor Swift's new album?

• Lover

• Fearless

• 1989

• Red