Research

Nuclear power currently commands more political attention, corporate investment and technological hype than at any point in three decades.

The humanoid robotics industry in the summer of 2026 is not one story. It is at least three separate ones, all running at different speeds.

Around 88% of enterprise AI agent projects never reach production — not 88% that underperform after launch, but 88% that never ship at all.

The trade-press conversation remains dominated by the GPU supply story, when the real bottlenecks have moved decisively to transmission, generation, cooling, water, and labor.

How supply chain concentration,geopolitical competition, and surging demand are reshaping the global landscape for strategic minerals – and what it means for the decade ahead.

Artificial intelligence represents the most consequential technological shift since the internet, yet its true costs extend far beyond the headlines of trillion-dollar valuations and revolutionary capabilities.

Cyberattacks against critical infrastructure have evolved from isolated intrusions into strategic operations aimed at disruption, espionage, and physical impact. Early incidents such as Stuxnet, Operation Shady RAT, and BlackEnergy demonstrated that digital compromise can directly influence industrial equipment, military programs, and even national power grids. Researchers and honeypot experiments further revealed how adversaries probe control networks long before launching attacks, often remaining hidden for months or years.