Power electronics have quietly shifted from background utility to strategic control layer in the high‑tech economy, determining how fast, how efficiently, and where electrified growth can truly scale. As SiC
Electricity has become the competitive core of the high‑tech economy, redefining where nations can credibly host fabs, AI data centers, and advanced manufacturing at scale. This GeoTechNexus report maps how
Technology pioneer, geopolitical asset and strategic scaling candidate — refreshed after primary research with EPC CEO Alex Lidow at PCIM Europe 2026 Efficient Power Conversion Corporation (EPC) is one of
For most of the digital era, energy was treated as a cost line and a politically neutral input. That assumption has broken down. Semiconductor fabs, AI clusters, hyperscale data centres
A new GeoTechNexus research series on power, energy, and the high-tech economy. Electricity availability, grid reliability, power management and access to critical materials have become strategic variables — reshaping where
For three decades, just-in-time defined the electronics supply chain — lean inventory, compressed lead times, and a single, frictionless global flow of components. That model is now breaking. But it
The electronic component distribution sector built its business model on the logic of just-in-time: compressing lead times, smoothing procurement, and moving parts through an integrated, politically permissive global trading system.
GeoTechNexus | Bolaji Ojo / May 2026 | Global Technology Outlook The global technology economy has entered a structural break. Geopolitics is no longer a background risk to be managed
GeoTechNexus Research Note | Bolaji Ojo | May 2026 Intel has made real progress. Margins are recovering, losses are narrowing, and investors have rewarded the turnaround with a sharp stock
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