Japan took thirty years to recover from a debt-fuelled property bubble. China's own property crisis began in 2021 and is unresolved, its local debt is far harder to measure than Japan's ever was, and Beijing is already legislating against AI-driven job losses while Washington still debates the idea. Part 1 of a two-part macro series.

Australia has a real data centre industry and a small number of ASX companies are actually in it. Across three years of price action, binding contracts moved share prices and held, while non-binding memoranda and pipeline announcements faded.

SCX.ai is arriving on the ASX with an operational ten-rack AI inference node, A$5.35 million of contracted annual recurring revenue and a fully underwritten A$40 million raising.

Five ASX-listed resources and energy companies with Australian project land are being screened as AI data centre infrastructure plays under tighter new federal rules.

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AI's inputs got over 99% cheaper, yet AI bills keep rising. A plain-English guide to agentic AI economics, and the one cost test investors should apply to any AI story.

At SuperAI 2026, a European lab, a Chinese lab, and a veteran investor agreed the AI frontier has quietly moved — away from topping benchmarks, toward owning deployment, distribution, and the ground beneath the tokens.A panel discussion, moderated by Zixuan Li (Head, Z.ai), with:Geoff Soon, Mistral AI · Cherie Shi, MiniMax · Hemant Mohapatra, LightspeedSuperAI 2026 · Marina Bay Sands, Singapore · 10 June 2026For a few years, the word frontier had a simple meaning in artificia

A radio hoax fooled millions in 1938. Nearly ninety years later, the things being fooled aren't human — and the web is quietly feeding them poison. Adapted from a talk by Ariel Shulman, Chief Product Officer, Bright Data SuperAI 2026 · Marina Bay Sands, Singapore In 1938, Orson Welles stepped up to a radio microphone with no television, no internet, and no special effects beyond a few sound cues. He convinced millions of listeners that Martians were invading Earth. War of th