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The New Geography of Computing

For most of the internet era, computing felt almost locationless. You could build a company in Lagos, host its application in Virginia, serve customers in London and have engineers working from Nairobi. The software did not care about borders.

The New Race for Space

For decades, space looked like the domain of governments. The United States. Russia.

The Race to Understand Aging

For most of human history, aging was treated as something that simply happened. You were born. You grew.

What Happens When Biology Becomes Programmable?

For most of human history, biology was something we could observe. We could breed plants. We could selectively breed animals.

What Happens When Intelligence Becomes Cheap?

Imagine a world where intelligence is no longer expensive. You can have an AI researcher. An AI lawyer.

What We Still Don't Understand About the Brain

We have mapped neurons. We can record electrical activity. We can watch parts of the brain activate while people see, speak, remember, decide and sleep.

The AI Companies Building the Models vs. the Companies Building Everything Around Them

The AI market is often presented as a battle between model companies. But there are actually several businesses hiding inside the AI economy. They build foundation models.

The Future of Law Belongs to Lawyers Who Can Do More Than Practise Law

Eya Arfaoui is an AI and Technology Law Researcher, Founder at Eon, and a Strategy and Business Development Lead. Her interests sit at the intersection of emerging technologies, legal innovation and business strategy.

The Geopolitics of Artificial Intelligence

AI is often described as the next technology revolution. But it is also becoming a geopolitical one. Because advanced AI depends on things that governments already care deeply about:

The New Solo-Founder Economy

There was a time when starting a serious company required a team. A designer. A developer.

What AI Changed About Starting a Company

AI didn't make entrepreneurship easy. It changed where the difficulty lives. That distinction is important.

What Happens When Countries Start Treating Data Like Oil?

Oil changed geopolitics because controlling a physical resource could create enormous economic and strategic power. Data is different. You can copy it.

Why Every Country Wants Its Own AI Stack

There was a time when governments could treat software as something largely supplied by the private sector. AI is making that increasingly difficult. Because AI is becoming relevant to:

Why Quantum Computing Is So Difficult

Quantum computing is often described as if someone simply discovered a faster kind of computer. That's not really what happened. A quantum computer isn't a normal computer with better processors.

Why Russia Wants a Stronger Relationship With North Korea

At first glance, the relationship seems strange. Russia is one of the world's largest countries. North Korea is isolated, heavily sanctioned and economically much smaller.

Why Timing Matters More Than Most Founders Admit

A great idea can fail. A mediocre idea can become enormous. The difference isn't always execution.