Total read time: 4 minutes The AI race is becoming more interesting beneath the surface. This week, the biggest developments are not just about another model becoming smarter. They are about the hardware running AI, the growing cost of inference, the rapid retirement of models, the social consequences of AI, and a new generation of…
From Google’s billion-user Gemini milestone and Nvidia’s growing role in AI infrastructure to Meta’s vision of personal AI, China’s industrial push and India’s expanding compute capacity, the AI story is becoming much bigger than the race between chatbots. There was a time when keeping up with artificial intelligence was relatively simple. You watched what OpenAI…
The Global AI Race Is No Longer About Chatbots — It Is About Who Controls the Infrastructure For nearly three years, the world has been mesmerized by the visible side of artificial intelligence. Every week brings another chatbot launch, another AI image generator, another promise that machines are about to redefine how humans work, learn,…
How NVIDIA, TSMC, and ASML Came to Control the World’s Most Strategic Industry Oil powered the twentieth century. Semiconductors are powering the twenty-first. Every AI model, smartphone, electric vehicle, fighter aircraft, satellite, data centre and industrial robot depends on tiny silicon chips that most people never see. Yet these chips have become so strategically important…
For the past three years, Artificial Intelligence has dominated headlines with a mix of awe and anxiety. From viral chatbots to predictions of mass job loss, the public conversation around AI has often swung between utopian promise and dystopian fear. But inside boardrooms, investment summits, and global technology forums, a more grounded narrative has quietly…
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