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[The Bleeding Edge]( - This truck drove itself from Tucson to Phoenix… - The company addressing a pain point at our ports… - The monetary incentives are too big to ignore… --------------------------------------------------------------- Dear Reader, It was long overdue, and it took an epic year of cyberattacks for it to happen. 2021 rang in the best year ever for venture capital investment into the cybersecurity industry. It’s surprising that it took this long for the “money” to realize the scale of the opportunity and the need for the next generation of cybersecurity. 2017 and 2018 saw levels of investment around $5 billion. This is a minuscule number considering that the size of the cybersecurity market was about $21.8 billion in 2021. And 2019 and 2020 weren’t much better – around $8 billion. These kinds of investment levels just didn’t make sense, given the size of the opportunity and the sheer scale of the problem. Last year was by far the worst year I have ever seen for cyberattacks. We saw the [SolarWinds hack]( that was one of the worst in cybersecurity history. Then there was the [Microsoft Exchange]( server breach, the [REvil ransom attack]( the hack of the [Colonial Pipeline]( that caused gas shortages reminiscent of the ’70s. [Kaseya]( as well. And the most recent one that I wrote about was the [Log4j debacle](. Not to mention the billions of consumer data records that were stolen in data breaches throughout the year. The scale of what happened in 2021, with respect to these cyberattacks and how they impacted our country’s economy, our elections, social unrest, and division is impossible to understate. And we still haven’t uncovered the extent of the damages, let alone cleaned up the mess. Plato said that “our need will be the real creator.” In time, this morphed into a better-known proverb: “necessity is the mother of invention.” Well, we are certainly in need of the next generation of cybersecurity technology. Capital has been underinvesting in this space for years, and I know why. Cybersecurity is inherently complex. There is no silver bullet. Networks, by design, must let traffic in and out. If the rules are too strict, it impedes productivity. If the rules are too footloose and fancy, the risk is simply too high. Great cybersecurity relies as much on best-in-class processes as it does bleeding edge cybersecurity. Finally, the venture capitalists recognize how large the necessity is, and also the scale of the opportunity. Last year, venture capital investment into the cybersecurity industry jumped 144% from the previous year to $21.8 billion. And the fourth quarter of last year was also a record, bringing in $7.8 billion. It’s about time. As we enter 2022, the pipeline of later-stage private cybersecurity companies is exciting. I can see a handful of fantastic companies that are in a position for potential IPOs or acquisitions. I can’t wait to recommend some of them. And this sudden interest in cybersecurity will likely generate institutional interest in many of the best in class publicly traded cybersecurity stocks in the market today. Near Future Report holding Palo Alto Networks is a perfect example. It had a fantastic year last year, and I expect even better news this year. This is a market sector worth having exposure to, as I am certain the attacks are not going to stop… And the guiding words of Plato will ensure that our network and data security will improve rapidly over the course of the next couple of years to avoid a repeat of 2021. And while these new technological advancements unfold, the one thing we can do personally is make sure all of our software is up to date on our phones, PCs, tablets, and routers. It’s also smart to avoid opening any text or email that we receive that we don’t know who the sender is. Also, check the actual email address of the sender by clicking on it to see if it was sent from an address associated with the company. Doing so can help us avoid clicking on malicious links that result in us downloading nefarious software onto our computers. Recommended Link [Watch Now: Don’t fall behind on this revolutionary tech]( [image]( All of the biggest tech companies in the world are already preparing for the end of smartphones… Amazon is also getting involved, and they’re planning to use this technology to change the way you shop online and receive their packages. So, think about that… Apple… Facebook… Google...Microsoft… Amazon... These are the biggest and most powerful tech companies in the world. These tech titans gave us smartphones… social media… search engines...personal computers… and online shopping… And now they’re all betting big on S.C.G. as the next major computing platform that will replace the smartphone. Technology is projected to grow from around $26 billion to $1.5 trillion... That’s a mind-blowing growth of 4,572%…. Enough to turn just $5,000 into almost a quarter-million dollars. [Don’t miss out! Click here to watch the reveal.]( -- Self-driving trucks make headway… Autonomous driving company TuSimple just hit a major milestone. Right before Christmas, one of its self-driving semi-trucks drove itself 80 miles from Tucson to Phoenix, AZ. Self-driving Semi-truck Source: Barron’s Regular readers may recognize the name of this company. We last [checked in on TuSimple]( back in December 2020 after a major $350 million venture capital (VC) round. To bring new readers up to speed, TuSimple is focused on fully self-driving semi-trucks that can ship goods across the country – no driver necessary. And its technology will allow “pods” of trucks to drive closely in line with each other on the highway, taking advantage of the air stream to reduce fuel consumption. Racing fans will know this as “drafting.” Pair this with the fact that self-driving trucks can operate 24 hours a day, and the economic benefits are stunning. TuSimple’s trucks could reduce shipping costs by a whopping 40%. And, of course, TuSimple’s mission is more important than ever given the ongoing labor shortages we are dealing with. There simply aren’t enough truck drivers to handle all the freight that needs to be distributed right now. That’s why goods are piling up at American ports. [The #1 Tech Story of 2022]( So I’m incredibly excited about TuSimple’s big milestone. And here’s the key – the truck navigated the entire journey from Tucson to Phoenix autonomously. We aren’t just talking about self-driving on the highway here. That’s become relatively straightforward with today’s technology. Instead, TuSimple’s truck handled lane changes, on-ramps, off-ramps, and even traffic lights – all on its own. I’ve said many times before – self-driving vehicles aren’t years away. They are here now. And most people will be amazed at how quickly they proliferate. In fact, TuSimple now has 6,875 reservations for its self-driving trucks. There’s a lot of demand building up as we speak. We will certainly be tracking this company and the overall self-driving trend closely going forward. It’s going to be a big year for the industry. If anyone would like to learn more about how to invest in this space, simply [go right here]( for more details about my top recommendations. Recommended Link [Don't Let Biden's Next Move Catch YOU By Surprise!]( [image]( Banks across the country are already preparing - this new rule that will change everything. Warning… If you wait until you hear it from the mainstream media, it might be too late for you to take any action. [Click here for the full story.]( -- Seoul Robotics built a system to address labor shortages at the docks… Speaking of labor shortages, a South Korean company called Seoul Robotics just launched a novel solution. It’s called Level 5 Control Tower. This is interesting… The automotive industry has a big problem with exported cars right now. It’s easy to ship new cars to ports in another country… but it’s hard to get them on and off the ship. That’s because a dock worker must physically drive each car from the docks’ unloading station to a designated parking lot nearby. Only then can the cars be loaded onto trucks and distributed around the country. This has always been a pain point in the industry. It is a very inefficient, time-consuming, and manual process. And it’s magnified now with the ongoing labor shortage. There just aren’t enough people to move all the cars off the docks. Dock Labor Shortage Source: Forbes That’s where Seoul Robotics’ Level 5 Control Tower comes in. It consists of a system of sensors and transmitters that can be installed around the docks. These sensors highlight the route from the unloading station to the parking lot. This system pairs with artificial intelligence (AI) deployed in the cars that can execute basic self-driving and self-parking functions. This allows the AI to guide each car from the docks to its designated parking lot by using the mesh network of sensors. [Musk, Bezos And Billionaires Go “All-In” On $867 Trillion Financial Technology]( And here’s what makes this economical on a large scale – the cars don’t need to be outfitted with all the hardware necessary for self-driving on the open road. Instead, the control towers handle everything… they communicate with the AI to get the cars where they need to go. This is an inexpensive way to imbue normal cars with self-driving abilities just to get them on and off the ships. And this system could allow thousands of cars to be unloaded in less than an hour. That’s far faster than it could be done previously, even before the labor shortages. So this is another example of how AI can solve very complex problems. I’m interested to see how quickly this tech will be adopted at ports around the world. Help is on the way. Recommended Link [Urgent New Tech Stock Recommendation – Buy Immediately]( [image]( Silicon Valley insider Jeff Brown has just issued an urgent new buy alert on a recommendation insiders like him are calling “the biggest profit opportunity since the Internet.” Nobody else sees this coming. But Silicon Valley insiders are buying like crazy. [Get the details now in full.]( -- A powerhouse gaming company is getting into NFTs… Square Enix just sent out a strategy letter that sent shockwaves through the gaming industry. This is a traditional gaming company that developed the Final Fantasy franchise – one of the most successful game series of all-time – as well as many others. And it just released plans to invest heavily in blockchain gaming and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). What I love about this is that Square Enix’s strategy letter represents the most aggressive stance any traditional gaming company has taken with regard to blockchain technology and NFTs. Clearly, it seems that the industry will be forced to go in this direction. It just makes too much sense. If we think about the economics of the gaming industry, it revolves largely around one-time sales. Companies like Square Enix release a new game and sell it for $60 or $70. Then they go to work on making the next game or the next sequel. Most games do not provide a material recurring revenue stream – at least not upon release. NFTs change this dynamic. Many games already contain items and gear for players to use as they move through the game. These are things that convey certain benefits or skills within the game. Well, Square Enix could create these in-game items as NFTs that enable individual ownership. The company could also create a marketplace for players to buy and sell these NFTs with each other. And obviously, this dynamic would allow market prices to form… The most useful and most rare NFTs would sell for the most money. This would allow players to make real money from these NFTs… which means they can earn income just by playing the game. That makes it “sticky.” What’s more, Square Enix could program each NFT using a smart contract so that the company would receive a small royalty every time it sold. That would create a recurring revenue stream. For example, let’s say a certain weapon in Square Enix’s next Final Fantasy game is programmed with a 2.5% royalty attached. Every time a player sells the NFT that corresponds with that weapon, Square Enix would receive 2.5% of the purchase price. Now let’s extrapolate that out to thousands of items across many different games. The revenue stream could become material very quickly. And remember, the players can make money with this too. Everybody wins. So there’s a huge monetary incentive here. That’s why most gaming companies will move in this direction. Interestingly, much of Square Enix’s fanbase took issue with this announcement. It seems they don’t want to see NFTs incorporated into their favorite games. And we can understand that. Many gamers are passionate about their favorite games and are reluctant to see their experience change in unfamiliar ways. They don’t want to deal with the additional complexities that NFTs would bring. Still, the monetary incentives are too big to ignore. We are the start of a massive trend here, and I think we’ll see a lot more NFT-based games hit the market this year. And to learn about how to play the NFT trend as it grows in 2022, simply [go right here]( for more information. 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