Technology

The new great game is digital.

Technology examines the rapidly evolving contest between states over the foundational infrastructure of the digital age — from the resurgent space race, AI governance frameworks and semiconductor supply chains to undersea cables, satellite constellations, and the rules shaping cross-border data flows. As technological capability becomes inseparable from geopolitical power, this section tracks how export controls, standard-setting bodies, cyber norms, and digital trade agreements are reshaping alliances and rivalries alike.


Srishti Chhaya

The New Geopolitics of Chips, Data and Power Artificial intelligence is often portrayed as a contest between algorithms or companies: OpenAI versus Google, Nvidia versus Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), the…

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Nigel D'Silva

Assessing the economic viability of hydrogen turbine for grid-scale energy storage in India India's pursuit of its national energy security goals of reaching 500 GW of non-fossil fuel electrical capacity…

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Dhairya Choudhary

As India's strategic, economic and diplomatic capabilities expand, New Delhi is moving beyond Washington's counterweight framework to pursue autonomy as an independent centre of power. For much of the past…

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