Suzanna Hayek met with Nick Ayton to discuss crypto’s increased popularity, its role in countries in financial collapse, NFTs and NFAs, and finally, his TV drama.
Nick Ayton is a leading deep technology influencer and thought leader who operates at the forefront of AI, Blockchain, Quantum Computing and is involved in Quantum Photonic Silicon Processing, real-time 3D rendering, Post Quantum Cryptography… A sought after speaker and strategist; he founded Chainstarter Ventures that helps entrepreneurs capital from Family Offices.
The business focuses on the middle east and assists with capital raising, business development and market entry. Having spent 45 years in technology, founded several tech startups, he is a prolific writer and is making a TV series set against the backdrop ion the existential risk of AI and the race for supremacy between Russian, China and the USA.
Suzanna Hayek is an MA Journalism student interning at Irish Tech News. She is interested in ocean conservation and social issues. When possible, Suzanna likes to spend her free time underwater.
See more about Nick here.
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