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Siobhán Delaney

Revival of the U.S. Semiconductor Supply Chain Arizona as the Epicenter of the U.S.

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Ethan McGowan

Japan’s equity play in African venture capital builds firms and skills The gap is stark: $57.1B BRI (H1-2025) vs $2.2B Africa VC equity (2024), with 31% still debt Link universities, co-investment rules, and procurement to crowd in patient equity and scale export-ready startups

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Aoife Brennan

Tesla Shareholders Approve Musk’s $1 Trillion Pay Package As EV Market Slows, Investor Confidence in Musk’s Leadership Grows Top Talent Exodus Further Highlights Musk’s Expanding Influence Tesla shareholders have approved CEO Elon Musk’s new

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Stefan Schneider

Tensions Rise in the Productivity Software EcosystemBig Tech Accelerates Shift Toward AI Automation

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

China, once isolated in global space development accelerates industrialization under state-led initiatives Becoming America’s most formidable rival in space China, which has aggressively invested in the space industry under its “

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Niamh O’Sullivan

China’s IC exports surge 24 percent in a yearVolatile prices hinge on speed of production shift

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

Data Center Wars Move to Space Soaring AI Computation Demands Exceed Earth’s Power and Land Capacity Solar Energy Beyond the Atmosphere Offers a Path Past Resource Constraints A concept rendering of Starcloud’s orbital

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Aoife Brennan

China’s Pharma and Biotech Sector Builds Technological Edge Backed by State Support Firms Move Aggressively to Raise Capital Through IPOs and Licensing Deals From Generic Manufacturing to Innovation Leadership, Industry Set for Rapid Revenue Growth

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Siobhán Delaney

Celltrion, SK Biopharm, and others are increasing their local production footprint Close watch on ripple effects of Trump’s tariff policy Securing U.S.

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Oliver Griffin

2nm GAA Process as Samsung Foundry’s Proving Ground Strong Benchmark Performance, Likely to Power Galaxy S26 Expected to Boost Foundry Profitability and Process Reliability Samsung Electronics, which has long struggled with low yields in t

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

Big Tech Keeps Pouring Money into AI Despite Bubble Fears Wall Street Turns to Bond-Hedging Strategies Profitability Constraints Raise Systemic Risk Concerns Even as talk of an artificial intelligence (AI) bubble grows louder, global Big Tech

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Aoife Brennan

China Offers Power Subsidies to AI Data Centers That Exclude Foreign Chips AI Chipmakers Race to Boost Energy Efficiency to Stay Competitive With Power Demand Soaring, Infrastructure and Government Support Become Key to Market Position China

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Keith Lee

Grab–GoTo could control ~85–90% of ride-hailing, risking lock-in Approve only with guardrails—data portability, fair access, pricing caps, driver-earnings floors—or block Educators and ministries should bake these rules into procurement and curricula

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

October Layoffs Surge 175% Year-on-Year, Hitting 22-Year High Over 30,000 Jobs Lost in Tech Sector Alone — Sixfold Jump From September Tariff Fallout Weakens Consumption, Retail and Logistics Hit by Job Cuts The U.S.

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

Building a Fully Autonomous Software Stack Featuring “One-Click” GPU Migration Capability Simultaneous Hardware–Software Push Amid U.S.

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

Motion Control and Sensor Development Still in Early Stages Even $80,000 Robots Require Pre-Inputted Object Locations Incidents of Falling, Toppling, and Even Attacking Humans Reported A Chinese humanoid robot from Unitre

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Oliver Griffin

College degrees are no longer a guaranteed path to success. Palantir’s internship program for high school graduates even drew students who turned down Ivy League offers. With declining competitiveness and inefficiency, one in ten U.S.

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Niamh O’Sullivan

Disney Moves to Defend the Value of Its ContentYouTube TV Appeals to Users Over “Unfair Pricing”

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

Chinese Sales Peaked in 2021 Before Declining Losing Ground to Domestic Brands Like Luckin Coffee Even the Coffee Giant Yields to the “Low-Price” Onslaught Photo=Starbucks Starbucks is selling a

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Catherine McGuire

U.S. spin-off narrows feeds Students lose global views Mandate diversity metrics, open datasets TikTok reaches millions of Americans every day, and a significant number are students. In 2024, Pew found that 58% of U.S.

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