
Renewables Are Taking the Lead. The Grid Is Now the Strategy.
Renewables are forecast to overtake coal in global electricity generation during 2026, shifting the strategic challenge from building capacity to integrating it reliably.

Renewables are forecast to overtake coal in global electricity generation during 2026, shifting the strategic challenge from building capacity to integrating it reliably.

Humanoid robotics is entering a more demanding phase, where reliability and economics matter more than spectacle.

The artificial intelligence race is becoming an energy strategy, and infrastructure choices will increasingly define who can scale.

Technology investment is accelerating in parts of the economy while households and traditional industries face a more uneven reality.

Tokenization is moving beyond experimentation as institutions reconsider how money, assets, and settlement should work.

Chips sit at the centre of industrial policy, national security, and the global competition to control critical capacity.

Resilience is replacing pure efficiency as tariffs and industrial policy reshape where companies build, buy, and invest.

Identity wallets and reusable credentials could reshape onboarding, verification, and trust across digital services.

The competitive edge is shifting from isolated AI experiments to connected systems that improve how work moves through the company.