🟢 The explore/exploit fallacy in innovation
I'm encountering more and more this explore/exploit framework with
Philippe MEDA
Is Intel dead? (yes)
Intel's downfall has been ongoing for decades now. While they
Lab-grown meat arrives in Europe
About ten years ago, I illustrated how technology and market cycles interacted
Norway, the EV canary in the coalmine
A few years ago, Norway decided that of the new 8,000
🟢 The war for coffee
The war for coffee supremacy has been fierce for many years in China, and it's still heating up. Whether you're in the food market or not, this is one of the best proxies to understand Chinese consumers and our global economy.
Will EU ban bitcoin? (maybe)
Fascinating move from the EU parliament that is trying to set up
Curbivore, mapping food-delivery innovation
These last years I haven't been shy about my growing
Energy innovation is not dead
While China is (for now) winning the tech race on commercial nuclear
VW short-termism culture
The long string of short-sighted moves from automotive incumbents that painted themselves
Internet 3.0 is about geopolitics
In January, Ben Thompson wrote a prescient article about how the Internet
Apple hyper-scale engine is purring
Most successful companies have slim chances of sustaining their future business because
ATMs as canaries in the coal mine
Working on innovation for so many years, you end up developing a