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The most consequential gap in most senior executives’ understanding of China’s industrial development is not about what technologies Chinese companies are working on – that information is widely available. The gap is about speed. How quickly technologies move from development to scaled production in China’s EV, robotics, and advanced manufacturing sectors is systematically un...

Cybersecurity students do not primarily need conceptual knowledge about how security works in theory – they need the technical and problem-solving skills to recognise what is happening in a real network, respond to it correctly, and understand the organisational and defensive context that shapes what correct means in each situation. The programmes that produce the most practi...

The phone has been the primary delivery mechanism for AI assistants since Siri launched in 2011 and set the template that every competitor followed. Voice in, voice out, screen for anything visual. That model worked well enough for a decade, but it has a fundamental constraint built into it: every interaction requires the user to look at or physically engage with a device. Th...

Traditionally, container security has been about scanning images, patching vulnerable packages and monitoring workloads after deployment. While these controls are still relevant, there is a more fundamental question that they do not necessarily address: is an organization able to demonstrate the origin of a container image, who endorsed it, and whether it has been altered...

Product backlogs have a way of becoming black holes. Items go in, they accumulate, they get estimated and refined, and shuffled around — and somewhere along the way, the question of what should actually come next stops having a clear answer. The team ends up working on what’s loudest, what’s most recent, or what the most persuasive stakeholder argued for last week. None o...