All articles by Eugenia Perozo
Eugenia Perozo
Public sector R&D cuts could be the “silent economic killers” of US exceptionalism
Funding for fundamental research typically comes from the government because of its high costs and long-term horizons.
Can California’s capital city become a world-class semiconductor hub?
The Greater Sacramento region hopes to leverage its public-private partnerships to transform the city into a semiconductor R&D hub.
How economic development ambitions and a global tech war are shaping the rise of resource nationalism
Governments are trying to more closely monitor how national resources leave their borders for an array of reasons – and with varying degrees of success.
India considers settling Vodafone financial dispute to strengthen UK ties
A settlement would bring an end to the $22.6bn dispute for Vodafone Idea.
US tech investments in the UK: “sloppy seconds” or a “vote of confidence”?
Three analysts comment on the implications of the US-UK tech deal announced during Donald Trump’s state visit last week.
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AI skills: Companies want them, locations try to provide them, but what exactly are they?
As companies scramble to introduce AI into everything from their workflows to back-end operations, upskilling programmes will likely play a role in driving investment.
Nvidia to resume H20 AI chip sales in China after policy U-turn
The move represents a major change, given that H20 chip sales to China without a US permit were blocked in April.
Top four lessons from the art of the tariff deal
While US tariff policy remains unpredictable, months of painstaking negotiations have shed some light on US goals.
Is Nvidia really bringing AI sovereignty to Europe?
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s European tour was filled with mentions of ‘sovereign AI,’ but what does that mean? And does it matter?
EU competition chief says tech rules off the table in US trade talks
The statement comes days after the US trade office distributed a draft deal suggesting the EU would water down the DMA.