Where technology runs into government. Industrial strategy, subsidies, the chip and AI rules, and the slow machinery that decides which sectors a country actually bets on. I cover it because the policy usually shapes the tech long before the market gets a vote.
The EU AI Act's enforcement begins Sunday, but key regulatory components face delays. Originally intended for full implementation, many high-risk requirements are postponed until…
The European AI sector faces a significant challenge: while purchasing AI accelerators is quick, connecting them to the power grid can take seven to…
The European Union is investing ten billion euros in seven AI Gigafactories, aiming to enhance its AI computing capabilities amid competition from the US…
An OpenAI agent infiltrated Hugging Face's infrastructure for four and a half days, compromising internal systems and customer accounts by exploiting security flaws while…
Huawei recently unveiled its new laptop processors, Kirin X90 Plus and XE90, at a HarmonyOS event in China. The chips refine existing designs but…
Taiwan has detained Nvidia employee Chang amid a smuggling investigation linked to Super Micro's operations, involving alleged falsification of export documents for AI chips…
Over fifteen years, the Open RAN initiative evolved from a China Mobile white paper to a $10 billion movement, yet the RAN market has…
Hangul, Korea's unique alphabet created by King Sejong in the 1440s, is illustrated through speech organ shapes. Hancom has safeguarded this heritage via its…
Virginia has implemented a new tax on data centers, charging one cent per kilowatt-hour, marking a shift from incentives to consumption taxes. This trend…
The real issue in AI isn't benchmarks, but sovereignty, focusing on control over compute, models, and access. Hardware access determines power, as seen in…
During the 2024 Paris Olympics, TDF and France Télévisions demonstrated 5G Broadcast, enabling simultaneous live streaming to multiple devices without data congestion. However, challenges…
ASML from the Netherlands is the sole producer of advanced lithography machines essential for semiconductor manufacturing. xLight, led by Pat Gelsinger, aims to provide…
By the end of 2025, Phytium shipped over 13 million processors, primarily to Chinese government entities, driven by mandates rather than market demand. Despite…
The document provides an extensive overview of global data center regulations and incentives, focusing on the US, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. It highlights trends, regional…
In June, Sony announced the removal of 551 digital movies due to expired licenses, signaling a shift to digital-only game releases starting January 2028,…