Tech
An analysis of the world's longest bridges, revealing how these engineering marvels are strategic assets shaping global trade, tech, and geopolitical dominance.
The return of colorful phones isn't a fad. It's a strategic shift from specs to style, signaling a new battle for profit and market share in tech.
Intel's advanced 18A chip fab is running, but with no major customers, its $100B foundry dream faces a crisis of trust. Can US industrial policy succeed?
OpenAI's rumored $100B funding at an $830B valuation isn't just about capital. It signals a shift to AI as a geopolitical infrastructure race. Read our analysis.
James Cameron's Avatar films are blockbusters, but the 'Frontiers of Pandora' game reveals a deeper truth: the IP's future is in interactive worlds.
Streaming aggregators are more than just guides. They represent a strategic power shift, turning giants like Netflix into mere utilities. Here's why it matters.
A single Starlink satellite failure signals systemic risk for LEO megaconstellations, impacting regulation, investment, and the future of the space economy.
South Korea launches a $101.5B Public Growth Fund targeting AI and semiconductors. PRISM analyzes this strategic move in the global tech sovereignty race.
The US Space Force and NASA just launched DiskSats, a radical new flat satellite design. PRISM analyzes how this could upend launch economics and the space industry.
Unprecedented price spikes in RAM and SSDs are not a temporary blip. PRISM analyzes how the AI boom is structurally reshaping the PC component market.
YouTube's ban on two AI movie trailer channels is a critical warning. PRISM analyzes why this signals a new era of accountability for AI content creators.
Analysis of Jared Isaacman's NASA appointment and a new executive order, signaling a major shift to a commercially-driven, competitive U.S. space policy.