AI & robots

AI & robots Vasu the Wise: synthetic workers and the new rules of business in a machine-led world of Business in a Machine-Led Economy Walk the halls of any boardroom today and you will hear familiar words: productivity, disruption, skills, efficiency. Yet what is taking shape now sits deeper than another tech wave. Issue 60 6 min read AI & robots Invisible AI: why businesses that delay adoption are already behind the quiet shift that redefined competition Why Businesses That Delay Adoption Are Already Behind The Quiet Shift That Redefined Competition There was a time when artificial intelligence was announced. Today, it is assumed. Issue 60 6 min read AI & robots Authenticity in a synthetic world There was a time when digital content was scarce enough to command attention simply by existing. Today, abundance defines the landscape. Images are generated in seconds. Videos are scripted by language models. Issue 60 12 min read AI & robots The end of generalist products For nearly two decades, the dominant narrative in technology revolved around consolidation. Platforms aimed to become everything at once: communication hub, analytics center, CRM, automation engine, billing system and content manager under a single login. The promise was compelling. Issue 60 9 min read AI & robots 5G evolution & edge computing How Next-Generation Connectivity Redefines Devices, Infrastructure and Automation in 2025 For years, the narrative around 5G revolved around promise rather than impact: faster speeds, lower latency, smarter networks and the gateway to futuristic services. Issue 59 7 min read AI & robots AI servers lead the market A New Center of Gravity for the Electronics Industry For years, consumer electronics — smartphones, laptops, tablets, televisions — defined the rhythm of the global tech market. When phone shipments rose, semiconductor demand rose with them; when PCs dipped, the industry tightened. Issue 59 7 min read AI & robots Hardware acceleration is hitting a limit Can Smarter Software Unlock More Performance? For decades, progress in computing has followed a familiar pattern: when software demanded more power, hardware delivered it. Faster chips, denser transistors, more efficient GPUs—each new generation carried us forward. Issue 58 5 min read AI & robots Real case studies: when software beat hardware When Software Beat Hardware In a world where hardware scaling is bumping into physical, thermal, and cost ceilings, software optimizations are becoming the unsung heroes. Issue 58 5 min read AI & robots Is “AI acceleration” the new feature race? the New Feature Race? For more than a decade, tech innovation has lived and died by the spec sheet. Every year brought a new arms race: thinner laptops, faster GPUs, more megapixels, higher refresh rates. Issue 58 6 min read AI & robots The limits of hardware-accelerated computing: power, heat, and cost of Hardware-Accelerated Computing: Power, Heat, and Cost For more than a decade, tech innovation has lived and died by the spec sheet. Every year brought a new arms race: thinner laptops, faster GPUs, more megapixels, higher refresh rates. Issue 58 6 min read AI & robots You’re still asking “are you using Gen AI or ChatGPT?” seriously? “Are You Using Gen AI or ChatGPT?” Seriously? How Generative AI Has Already Rewritten the Rules of Business, Intelligence & Value Creation Issue 56 5 min read AI & robots Google Veo 3 In the increasingly crowded AI video landscape, Google’s DeepMind team continues to advance the field with the evolution of its Veo model series. Issue 56 4 min read