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    NEWS TAGGED COLUMNS
    Wednesday 24 June 2026
    Column: Spain's Multiverse Computing builds case for on-device AI to curb soaring cloud costs

    As generative AI moves from pilot projects to large-scale deployment in 2026, enterprises are facing a growing problem: AI bill anx...

    Wednesday 24 June 2026
    Column: Physical AI commercialization's safety gap

    The race to commercialize physical AI and autonomous robots is running into a fundamental challenge: existing robot safety frameworks...

    Monday 22 June 2026
    Column: Physical AI shifts from feature robots to smart robots
    Over the past decade, annual venture capital invested in physical AI and robotics startups has surged from a few hundred million US dollars to nearly US$25 billion, more than a 10x...
    Wednesday 10 June 2026
    Column: Robotics' razor's edge is finally cutting into the real world
    In early June in Vienna, a robotics startup used its keynote at ICRA 2026 — the International Conference on Robotics and Automation — to show a robotic arm slowly and precisely...
    Wednesday 10 June 2026
    Column: Computex 2026 shows Taiwan rewriting its role — from building AI to designing it
    Computex Taipei 2026, held from June 2 to 5 under the theme "AI Together," drew more than 1,500 exhibitors from 33 countries and set a new record in scale. The show underscored a new...
    Thursday 4 June 2026
    Japan's robotics legacy faces a new challenge: commercial success
    At the close of his keynote address at the Humanoids Summit in Tokyo, Hiroshi Ishiguro — one of the pioneers of humanoid robotics — offered a candid assessment of the industry's...
    Monday 1 June 2026
    Column: As token costs collapse, AI infrastructure splits into five layers
    Falling inference prices and tightening data regulations are pushing AI compute beyond the hyperscale data center — reshaping infrastructure decisions for enterprises, governments,...
    Friday 29 May 2026
    Column: Embodied reasoning brings robots closer to deeper thinking
    Over the past year and a half, reasoning in large language models (LLMs) has become a mainstream capability, with measurable gains across programming, mathematics, law, and healthcare...
    Wednesday 27 May 2026
    Column: Quantum-classical computing's promise meets its hardware limits
    AI's rapid evolution — from AI servers to agentic AI and emerging physical AI — centers on high-performance computing, and integrating general fault-tolerant quantum computers...
    Monday 25 May 2026
    Column: World Models—taxonomy and technical foundations in embodied AI
    "World models" have risen swiftly to prominence in AI discourse—and just as quickly become a source of confusion. Over the past two years, the term has grown simultaneously ubiquitous...
    Monday 25 May 2026
    Column: US summit signals shift to trusted supply chains, reshaping global manufacturing partnerships
    At the 2026 SelectUS Investment Summit in Maryland, US officials used the flagship investment forum to outline a national industrial strategy prioritizing supply chain reconstruction...
    Saturday 16 May 2026
    Column: Orbit are now battlefields—how the world's powers are militarizing space
    In April 2024, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) executed one of the most significant overhauls of its military architecture in decades. The former Strategic Support Force was disbanded...
    Friday 15 May 2026
    Column: The new space arms race is being fought with AI, lasers, and autonomous satellites
    The emerging space arms race toward 2030 is no longer defined simply by the number of satellites nations can launch into orbit. Increasingly, it is being shaped by breakthroughs in...
    Thursday 14 May 2026
    Column: Why robots aren't ready for the real world — yet
    Over the past 15 years, several major technological paradigms have crossed the commercial threshold from "zero to one" and into mass adoption.
    Wednesday 13 May 2026
    Column: Global space race shifts from military to sovereign
    The global space and defense industry is undergoing a strategic transformation — from treating space as a force multiplier to claiming it as a domain of sovereign control.
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