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Why some Gen Z graduates are skipping AI degrees entirely, and getting better jobs because of it
Sep 16, 2026

Why some Gen Z graduates are skipping AI degrees entirely, and getting better jobs because of it

In 2018, Carnegie Mellon launched the first bachelor of science degree in artificial intelligence in the United States. A handful of universities followed over the next five years. Then 2025 happened....

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Does the iPhone show us which industries AI will destroy?
Sep 16, 2026

Does the iPhone show us which industries AI will destroy?

The iPhone did not destroy the compact camera because it was a better camera. It destroyed much of the market because it was already in people’s pockets. A dedicated camera could take better photograp...

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Bitcoin falls 3.12% to $75,697.61: Did Washington just kill the rally?
Sep 16, 2026

Bitcoin falls 3.12% to $75,697.61: Did Washington just kill the rally?

The digital asset market stumbled through a bruising 24-hour stretch as two outside forces collided with a market already stretched by borrowed money. Bitcoin lost 3.12 per cent to trade at US$75,697....

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Japan’s Ricoh backs Singapore’s Intellect in first deal from new US$20M fund
Sep 16, 2026

Japan’s Ricoh backs Singapore’s Intellect in first deal from new US$20M fund

Ricoh, the Japanese office-equipment and digital-services giant, has made its first bet from a freshly launched corporate venture fund and it has chosen mental health as the theme. The company confirm...

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South Korea's SK Hynix union approves tentative wage deal with management, source says
Sep 16, 2026

South Korea's SK Hynix union approves tentative wage deal with management, source says

This raises share of profit-sharing bonuses paid in cash to 50%, up from 40% set in an earlier deal...

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South Korea’s SK Hynix union approves tentative wage deal with management
Sep 16, 2026

South Korea’s SK Hynix union approves tentative wage deal with management

This raises share of profit-sharing bonuses paid in cash to 50%, up from 40% set in an earlier deal...

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The AI boom won’t help you scale. Your unit economics will
Sep 16, 2026

The AI boom won’t help you scale. Your unit economics will

Three weeks ago I sat in on a pitch from a Jakarta fintech founder who used the word AI-powered four times in six minutes. When I asked what the model actually predicted, he could not answer. He knew ...

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Entering Taiwan: A practical resource map for foreign founders
Sep 16, 2026

Entering Taiwan: A practical resource map for foreign founders

Foreign founders entering Taiwan should organise their research around decisions, not a long directory of programmes. The useful question is not simply what support exists, but which resource removes ...

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Asia’s research-tech companies: Millions of users and nearly invisible to funders and customers
Sep 16, 2026

Asia’s research-tech companies: Millions of users and nearly invisible to funders and customers

A new class of AI tools has changed how research gets done. These tools help researchers gather and present their work, sift thousands of papers in minutes, flag fabricated data in submissions, and, m...

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Hong Kong’s data centre ambitions face US$2.6 billion funding test
Sep 16, 2026

Hong Kong’s data centre ambitions face US$2.6 billion funding test

As North American investors pull back, the city increasingly relies on mainland Chinese demand...

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