New York—Wall Street is not merely waiting for another blockbuster listing. The recent trajectories surrounding SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic suggest a deeper structural shift in where capital believes the future of economic power will reside.Markets once rewarded consumer platforms and internet serv

Victoria, Canada — South Korea’s domestically built 3,000-ton submarine Dosan Ahn Changho (SS-Ⅲ) has arrived at Esquimalt naval base in western Canada after sailing roughly 14,000 km across the Pacific. It marks the first Pacific crossing by a South Korean submarine and the longest voyage ever under

At first glance, the Trump-Xi summit in Beijing and Washington’s release of files on unidentified aerial phenomena appear to belong to separate news cycles. One concerns diplomacy and security. The other seems closer to the long-running UFO debate. Yet both point to the same structural shift: in the

U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are scheduled to hold a summit in Beijing on May 14–15. It will mark Trump’s first visit to China in nearly 9 years, since 2017, and is already being viewed as one of the most consequential geopolitical events of the year.The significance

AI coding agents are rapidly accelerating software development. AI is no longer limited to autocomplete functions; it can now generate functions, fix errors, and propose system-level modifications. As tools such as GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, and OpenAI Codex spread across enterprise development en

The AI competition among the United States, China, the EU and other major economies is no longer centered only on model performance. The more important issue is becoming the environment in which AI operates: the infrastructure it relies on, the rules that govern it, and the cost structures that dete

AI, energy, and supply chains are emerging at once as the central variables shaping the global economy. As of May 1, 2026, the most consequential signal in markets is not technological innovation itself but the physical infrastructure that sustains it, along with macroeconomic stability and control

The center of AI competition is shifting from models to infrastructure. Companies no longer compete on algorithmic performance alone. Increasingly, outcomes are being shaped by access to power, data centers and GPUs — a structure now visible in both policy responses and investment flows.Simply secur

The revenue model for the AI industry has not yet settled. Until now, pricing based on API calls or overall usage has been common, but questions are growing over whether this model can remain viable over the long term.For enterprise customers, what matters is not how often a technology is used, but

Quantum computing remains an uncertain commercial prospect, but the market is already starting to price in what may come after it. The key issue is no longer only when the technology arrives, but the irreversible risks it could create once it does.Financial institutions and governments are increasin