Zac Amos

Market growth for semiconductors is expected to continue unabated. The technology is too deeply embedded in society to remain stagnant, as demand requires it to execute more and faster every year. These trends will shape 2026, along with many unforeseen disruptions to surprise stakeholders. Preparing for the unexpected is crucial for market adaptability,…

Innovations in AI and machine learning can support the global cybersecurity workforce by providing advanced insights and automating security tasks. However, they also have the potential to lower human critical thinking and aid cybercriminals in developing more sophisticated attack methods. Tech innovators and business owners must consider both the potential…

Selling a company that someone has worked hard to build from scratch isn’t a one-off event. It takes significant preparation and planning to get there. Even founders need to be emotionally ready to let go, but how can they focus on easing that attachment if they’re bombarded with endless tasks to ensure a smooth transition?

The future will look less like a single, global assembly line and more like an advanced network, with regional hubs linked by common standards for security, traceability, and sustainability. For leaders in tech and business, staying informed and working toward long-term collaboration builds a more stable and innovative future. Resilience may be costly, but…

Due to the influx of patients and the limited number of staff at medical facilities, the need for AI’s automated services has increased. While it may seem that the system's initial cost is the most expensive, there are numerous hidden costs that accumulate over time, which healthcare professionals must also be aware of.

Synthetic data is poised to underpin most AI systems within the decade, but its effectiveness still depends on effective execution. Organizations that define their goals, involve experts, safeguard privacy, validate continuously, and iterate responsibly will gain more than operational speed.

The APAC region faces several barriers to adopting AI in health care, but there are also many opportunities to embrace it. Nations should focus on continued innovation and collaboration to advance digital medical technology and take advantage of everything AI has to offer.

AI with massive MIMO unlocks faster and more efficient wireless networks built for the demands of modern digital life. With APAC leading the way in mobile growth and tech innovation, the region is becoming a global hot spot for next-gen network solutions.

Innovators have a unique opportunity to create niche AI-powered rugged products and services tailored to specific industries like logistics, defense, or energy. These solutions can combine environmental durability with smart, on-device intelligence to solve real-world challenges.

AI transforms how the Asia-Pacific region manages solar intermittency, creating new entrepreneurial opportunities and driving innovation in renewable energy markets. As AI technologies continue advancing and data availability improves, even more sophisticated solutions will likely make solar power more reliable and economically viable.