Serge Conesa can solve one of the world’s literally most burning issues. It is a highly ambitious promise: A most significant cut in data centers energy and water consumption. Moreover he promises that the technology can be potentially used in any electronic device. With over 30 years in data communications and IT networking, Serge has built a reputation as a visionary technologist redefining sustainability in the digital age. From expanding global telecom infrastructure to shaping energy policy innovation, His career has consistently blended technology with impact. In 2016, Serge launched Immersion4. The company introduced DTM™ (Dynamic Thermal Management), a breakthrough in data center and electronic cooling technology. Recognized globally, Immersion4 earned the 2018 AEI Grand Prix Leonardo da Vinci, a Gold Medal at Geneva’s International Invention Exhibition, and two top honors at the ITU Telecom World 2019 Summit: Most Innovative Use of ICTs and Global SME Excellence. In 2020, Immersion4 received the Solar Impulse Efficient Solution Label, placing it among the world’s most sustainable and profitable innovations. In 2025, Serge was awarded the Golden Excellence Award for Green-Tech Trailblazer by His Highness Sheikh Nahayan Mabarak Al Nahayan in the UAE for his role in advancing sustainable energy and data sovereignty. In “Today & Tomorrow by Diplomatic World” he explains both technology and his vision with the commercial role out targeted for early 2027.

Will academic education soon be obsolete because of AI? This is a hot topic stirring lots of controversy. We talked to Vincenco Ligorio, currently Dublin based Hibernia College’s Strategic Development Director and also in charge of academic innovation. The college focuses on educating educators. He sees education in a vast transformation process. However he provides an quite optimistic outlook and provides a peep into his strategy teaching his own son.

He wrote a book on AI in the courtroom 8 years ago. It is still relevant today what is a rare event in today’s fast pacing of technology advancement. Jordi Nieva-Fenoll is professor of procedural law at the University of Barcelona. In this episode of Today & Tomorrow we talk with him about risk and opportunity of using AI in legal procedures, what legislators should be aware of either when using AI or regulating the use of it. Either has tremendous impact on our democracies.