The experimental phase is over. In this episode, we explore the massive shift happening in 2026, where Generative AI, Quantum Computing, and Neuromorphic chips move from the lab to the real world. We break down why "The Cloud" is becoming too slow, how "Digital Twins" are rebuilding industries, and why the encryption arms race is just beginning.

Read the Full Report on New Technology Trends 2026

A security researcher just discovered a "hidden code" in the Waymo app: an unreleased Gemini AI assistant. In this episode, we will reverse-engineer the leaked 1,200-line "Meta-Prompt" to reveal exactly what this AI is designed to do and the strict "Do Not Touch" rules it must follow regarding accidents and emergencies.

Read the Full Analysis: Waymo Secret Gemini Integration

By hiring Groq CEO and licensing their IP, Nvidia gains a massive advantage. We discuss the antitrust implications, the survival of the independent Groq entity, and the consolidation of the AI chip market. In this podcast episode, we will analyze the strategic departure of Jonathan Ross to Nvidia, the power of the LPU chip, and why Jensen Huang is betting billions on real-time inference.

Read the Full Analysis: Why Nvidia Licensed Groq Instead of Buying It

A recent survey shows 99% of organizations face attacks on their AI infrastructure. Google response? A massive partnership with Palo Alto Networks. We dive into the terrifying rise of "Model Poisoning" and "Prompt Injection," and analyze whether this new alliance can actually stop the bleeding.Explore how Google and Palo Alto are redefining AI Workloads

Google just launched a tool to detect AI video, but there's a catch: it can't see content made by its competitors. We analyze the "fragmentation problem" in AI verification, using the viral French coup deepfake as a case study for why siloed safety tools are failing us as we head toward 2026.

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The headline figure is a staggering $4.4 billion in 2025 investments, but the real story is the aggressive pivot toward 'AI Security.' In this episode, we uncover why global capital, led by American powerhouses like Sequoia and Greylock, is displacing domestic investors to flood Tel Aviv. We break down the 'Split-Seed' phenomenon driving a 97% surge in early-stage deals, analyze what the combined $57 billion exits of Wiz and CyberArk really mean for the market, and explore how Israeli founders are navigating geopolitical headwinds to build the next generation of global cyber defense.Inside the $57 Billion Exits of Wiz and CyberArk

The headlines say the 2025 data center market is booming with over $60 billion in dealmaking. But beneath the surface, a dangerous structural risk is forming. In this episode, we investigate the "Compute Landgrab," a high-stakes race where Hyperscalers are financing billions in infrastructure using debt structures that mirror the housing and telecom bubbles of the past.

Are we building the foundation for an AI future, or engineering a financial squeeze?

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Samsung unveils Exynos 2600, world's first 2nm GAA mobile chip with 50%+ yields, 113% NPU gains, 39% CPU boost. Can it end the "Exynos curse" of thermal throttling in Galaxy S26? Compared to the Snapdragon 8 Elite, Apple A19 Pro, and Samsung foundry strategy.Read the complete Exynos 2600 analysis on Voxfor

Discover OmniPredict, the multimodal AI from Texas A&M & KAUST that predicts pedestrian crossing intent using body language, gaze, and context. 67% zero-shot accuracy approaches specialized models, shifting autonomous vehicles from reactive to proactive safety. Limitations, ethics, and real-world impact are explored.

Learn: How Multimodal AI Forecasts Pedestrian Behavior for Autonomous Vehicles

Is AI heading for a dot-com style crash? Explore OpenAI $1.4T spending vs $13B revenue, $527B 2026 capex, superintelligence race risks, and why geopolitics might prevent a normal bubble burst. 54% of fund managers say bubble, but leaders like NVIDIA profit massively.

Find out how Artificial Intelligence hype has provoked a disturbing similarity