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Have you ever wondered how Netflix and Disney+ can offer their subscribers a wide collection of movies and yet charge such low fees?

The answer is Cloud Computing.

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The COVID-19 Pandemic has catalyzed the accelerated adoption of cloud computing.

Globally, enterprises used Cloud Computing to evolve operationally, increase productivity, scale their businesses safely and affordably. According to Gartner, in the aftermath of the Covid-19 crisis, the worldwide end-user spending on public cloud services is forecast to grow 18.4% in 2021 to total $304.9 billion.

In the last 12 months, environmental sustainability has become a business imperative to win the confidence of customers, partners, and governments. Organizations are adopting the public cloud to harness the benefits of carbon footprint reduction.

It is estimated that the world needs up to 27.6 TW of electricity by 2050, and then to more than triple by 2100. Imagine the harmful CO2 emission mankind will be putting out into the world? The energy produce by the Sun in an hour equals our annual energy needs derived from fossil fuels.

What if we can utilize this clean and free source of energy? More importantly, what are the stocks that investors should look at?

Join us as we have 2 special guests, Mark and Adrian in this exclusive webinar exploring the Thematic Investing in 2 Megatrends – Cloud Computing and Solar Energy!

Mark Po is the Research Director at CGI, with over 20 years of experience in the equity research industry. Prior to joining CGI in 2014, he has worked as senior analyst in UOB Kay Hian, covering infrastructure, building materials, industrial, and TMT sectors. He has also worked as analyst in Kim Eng Securities for 7 years, covering infrastructure, industrial and TMT sectors.

Adrian Chew is the Vice President, Sales and Product Strategy (S.E.A) at CSOP. At CSOP Asset Management, Adrian oversees ETF investment solutions for Brokers, Wealth Managers, and Family Offices in Singapore.