…Strong earnings signal that the AI boom can weather supply chain disruption, memory shortages, and geopolitical shocks. They confirm that the physical infrastructure underpinning the intelligence revolution is holding, and the appetite…
…federal law enforcement—at least in theory—to compel U.S.-based firms to hand over data that’s stored abroad. Who Do You Trust? But those hypothetical risks to digital services…
…And a major geopolitical contest over AI infrastructure is being fought on its soil right now, between Chinese and American technology companies competing for control of the systems that will underpin an…
…The company singled out neoclouds as a target for the reworked framework, saying it would allow them to dynamically allocate GPU and compute resources across tenants, while enforcing tenant specific secure and…
…This people-centered framing is one that many civil society and philanthropic actors champion as being necessary to reclaim AI sovereignty from exclusively industry or geopolitical imperatives. India’s approach is best…
…in the 2010s China kicked out Google to enforce its Great Firewall and foster its domestic industry, this time the US government is withholding hardware technology so they cannot seize the lead…
…Since the most capable chips are developed by American companies, the US government currently limits China’s supply by enforcing tight export controls on them. Recent history suggests these controls have been…
…In theory, the Outer Space Treaty sets the rules, and individual governments are responsible for enforcing them. But that obligation has often taken a backseat in the US. "In practice, it's…
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