The humanoid robotic trials at Tokyo's Haneda Airport with GMO AIR are gaining attention. It's another step and validation of robotics as deployment moves from controlled environments into more complex operational environments.

From what was once just a niche research industry, the neurotechnology market is projected to reach over $50 billion by 2036. Neurotechnology is moving from research labs into real human use cases.

When Amazon makes a large investment announcement in satellite infrastructure, we pay attention. Last year, Goldman Sachs projected the global satellite market would exceed $100 billion by 2035. The same forecast placed the current market at roughly $15 billion. That gap reflects the structural change happening across communications, earth observation, and navigation.

Consistent R&D investment leads to technological leadership. One thing that consistently sets leaders apart from followers is how they handle change across artificial intelligence, semiconductors, cloud computing, and connectivity. Research and development is one of the greatest competitive advantages in technology and innovation. Sales drive short-term growth, marketing increases visibility, and R&D establishes long-term supremacy. Even amid unpredictable economic cycles, th

Fifty-eight years after Apollo reshaped exploration, Artemis II pushes humanity forward again, and technology enables millions of us to participate in real time.

On 29 March, Disneyland Paris enters a new era. The opening of World of Frozen and the transformation of Walt Disney Studios Park into Disney Adventure World mark the resort's most momentous milestone in more than 20 years.

With every new idea and announcement comes questions and moments of doubt. Europe has long sought to compete with the United States and China in technology and innovation. One challenge that keeps coming up is fragmentation. Different legal systems, different compliance rules, and different ways of doing business across borders.

During Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2026, AI, global connectivity frameworks, and large-scale infrastructure solution providers commanded the conversations, but three emerging technological innovators show great promise.

I spent part of my time at Mobile World Congress Barcelona this year exploring a technology area that still feels like science fiction to many people. Quantum computing. During a short visit to see the latest developments around quantum research, I had the opportunity to learn more about IBM's Quantum System Two.

In 2026, Mobile World Congress celebrated 20 years in Barcelona, and I look back to MWC26 thinking about how far the industry has come.

While AI is accelerating progress at unprecedented speed, I see something else emerging in parallel. People are starting to crave distance from technology. It is a natural response to overload, and I needed to highlight the concern.

During the 2026 Munich Security Conference, sixteen major technology companies came together to launch what is now called the Trusted Tech Alliance (TTA). Is this the beginning of a new era of accountability in global tech?