The closer we examine these ecosystems, the less useful “ahead or behind” narratives become. The key question is how each converts its strengths into durable progress. Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/250Z... #ChinaAI

The US and China bring different strengths. The US leads in frontier compute, capital and enterprise software. China shows strength in engineering, open models, infrastructure execution and adaptation under constraints.

China’s AI path is not merely a reaction to the US. It reflects its own mix of chip constraints, open-source ambition, engineering depth, founder conviction, infrastructure capacity and price-sensitive markets. Listen: soundcloud.com/analyseasia/...

A revealing example: DeepSeek reportedly chose to experiment with Huawei chips before Huawei became directly involved. That challenges the idea that every domestic technology decision is simply directed from above. Read full transcript: www.analysepodcast.com/how-to-actua...

DeepSeek’s open-source bet could change how capital flows into frontier models. Hardware constraints may matter less than distribution speed.

Jing Yang from @theinformation.com brings a different lens to China’s AI ecosystem: one grounded in reporting rather than easy assumptions. Our new conversation on @analysepodcast.bsky.social youtu.be/pML7uNpEfc4

We chat with Jing Yang from The Information about how DeepSeek quietly started using Huawei chips without the company knowing—shaking up the narrative that it was all government-driven. Curious? Watch on YouTube https://youtube.com/shorts/p4iKR-Kopxc 😊

Episode Recap: 🎧 with Aneesh Raman, LinkedIn’s chief economic opportunity officer. We chat about why the industrial age is still with us, the rise of the career wall, and why people skills trump everything in an AI world. Watch on YouTube https://youtu.be/oa_b5oOjAjw?ref=analysepodcast.com

China's AI scene is wild! 🤯 Jing Yang (The Information) breaks down the challenges & opportunities – chip issues, founder-as-investor funding… DeepSeek & Huawei are doing things differently. Listen to the full story https://open.spotify.com/episode/250Z6VMuAMX4MTv1ZzJQ66?si=vVW3PfOXSSK0c6BgWtr4Sw

Did you know Johor, Malaysia has 900 megawatts of available compute power for AI? 🤯 Peter Noszek from #superai & #token2049 shares why utilization is low & how things are changing. It’s a hidden capacity many aren’t aware of! Read/listen at https://youtube.com/shorts/He4iytNH150 ✨

Ever wonder why raising a child feels like launching a startup? 🎙️ James Liang breaks down the parallels between parenting and innovation, and why the hard‑won path gives life meaning. Watch on YouTube https://youtube.com/shorts/K4uGebOvX8E

@jingyanghk explains how China’s AI thrives on chip limits and how DeepSeek raised $7.4bn with the founder covering two‑fifths & investors with no voting rights. Listen at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/analyseasia/episodes/How-to-Actually-Read-the-Chinas-AI-Ecosystem-with-Jing-Yang-e3m46bj

Invisible competitors are still competitors 👀 Trip.com's James Liang warns that when rivals seem to disappear, disruption is actually looming — mobile, AI, whatever's next. Watch at https://youtube.com/shorts/2hCVcBbcEWY

James Liang breaks down how flexible work recovers the hour-and-a-half we lose to commuting in cities like Shanghai. 🎧 Curious about the real productivity boost? Watch on YouTube https://youtube.com/shorts/gwmTPKIE7eY

When it comes to "Embodied AI," the next bound is truly massive. Listen in as our guest Kiren explains how Singapore is investing and launching an industry consortium to drive research and deployment. https://youtube.com/shorts/ulG6PU9jxgk

Excited to have Jing Yang, Asia Bureau Chief at The Information, on Analyse Podcast. We dig into China’s AI push—from chip limits to DeepSeek’s $7.4 B round and open‑source strategy. 🎧 Watch on YouTube https://youtu.be/pML7uNpEfc4

China’s AI ecosystem cannot be understood through benchmarks alone. Jing Yang from @theinformation.com maps the forces shaping it: capital, compute, open source, talent, infrastructure and commercialization. Watch the new Analyse Podcast episode: youtu.be/pML7uNpEfc4

We are leaning forward to embrace AI responsibly. Listen to why Kiren Kumar believes this huge opportunity will enable us to grow as a bigger red dot. https://youtube.com/shorts/4X5iobaU8Pk

James Liang warns that hidden rivals are already on the horizon. In our latest episode, complacency can kill market leaders – even Trip.com learned that. Want the full take? Watch on YouTube and hear his take on innovation and staying ahead. 👉 https://youtube.com/shorts/2hCVcBbcEWY

Episode Recap: Excited to welcome James Liang on this episode of Analyse Podcast. He breaks down his Innovationism philosophy—how individual freedom fuels progress, especially in the AI era. 🎙️ Watch on YouTube https://youtu.be/fK-0dffl4Eo

Singapore's small size isn't a weakness — it's why AI matters so much here. 🇸🇬 Kiren Kumar from IMDA shares why AI could make us a much bigger red dot. Listen at https://youtube.com/shorts/4X5iobaU8Pk

Remote work as a triple win 🏆 — for employees, companies & society. James Liang of Trip.com breaks down why flexibility isn't a cost, it's a gain. Listen at https://youtube.com/shorts/gwmTPKIE7eY

The AI transition is a battle of belief. The stories we tell now shape where we end up. 🎙️ Aneesh Raman from LinkedIn unpacks why mindset matters more than tools right now. Watch at https://youtube.com/shorts/OHlxj7uOIYk

From 10% productivity gains to 10x business transformation — that's Singapore's AI ambition. 🚀 Kiren Kumar from IMDA breaks down what it really takes to move beyond pilots. Listen at https://youtube.com/shorts/2BtaWyXrjyo

Learning new things sounds great in interviews — but the reality? By Friday, your brain is cooked. 🧠 Alex Topaloski on why startup learning curves feel like walls, and how founders must find a way through. Watch at https://youtube.com/shorts/WzwVbMEk46E

Are you sure that you're smarter than a Nobel laureate? – Eric Ries. He argues best‑practice hype erased $100 bn of value, from Harvard’s shareholder rights push to the quiet wins of Costco and Novo Nordisk. 🎧 watch the short reel: https://youtube.com/shorts/99Wrsox6uiA

Success is actually the trap 🚨 Eric Ries explains why scaling too soon makes you a target worth capturing. We taught people wrong. Success isn't protection—it's a liability. Check out the episode analysis at https://youtube.com/shorts/7tV3_WXJHoo

We dug into why aging populations choke innovation with James Liang. His take on Japan’s missing startup scene is eye‑opening. 🎙️ Watch on YouTube https://youtube.com/shorts/3F2H3van4cI

Episode Recap: Innovationism – a fresh philosophy for the AI age with James Liang. He explains how aging populations shrink risk appetite and how nations can counter the innovation slowdown. Watch on YouTube https://youtu.be/fK-0dffl4Eo 🎧

AI isn’t stealing jobs, just reshaping work. Aneesh says we never left the industrial era, moving from factory to office. Hear his three‑bucket audit. ▶️ https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/analyseasia/episodes/We-Never-Left-the-Industrial-Age-AI-and-the-Future-of-Work-with-Aneesh-Raman-e3lh2fj

Episode Recap: We sat down with Geoffrey Cain to unpack Steve Jobs’s exile—how failure reshaped his character and gave Apple a new direction. His take on resilience feels essential for today’s founders. Watch on YouTube 👉 https://youtu.be/WuHchkMO-Ts

Are we asking the wrong questions about AI? 🤔 Benedict Evans thinks so — and we'd have to agree. Watch at https://www.tiktok.com/@analysepodcast/video/7656276760073374984?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7198703856800581122

Episode Recap: Excited to host Eric Ries on Analyse Podcast. We dive into the chapter he wishes The Lean Startup had — staying incorruptible. From dual‑class shares to mission locks, he shows how founders keep purpose alive under pressure. Watch on YouTube https://youtu.be/WuHchkMO-Ts

"What is the point of all this work? We're just creating these great companies only for them to be destroyed." – Eric Ries. In this short reel he breaks down how amoral investors and a broken playbook burn promising firms and why proper safeguards matter. 🎙️ https://youtube.com/shorts/vs9dk2owse0

James Liang says raising a child is the ultimate innovation experiment—messy, risky, but deeply rewarding. We loved hearing his take on purpose and creativity. Watch on YouTube 🎧 https://youtube.com/shorts/K4uGebOvX8E

We are still in Day 1 of AI. Benedict Evans has that nugget on why we can’t predict the future of work. It’s a must-watch short. 🧠 Read/listen at: https://youtube.com/shorts/OSbqw8bafI8

Episode Recap: Geoffrey Cain joins us to unpack Steve Jobs’s Pixar exile. He shows how the Toy Story gamble taught Jobs storytelling, patience and the product DNA behind the iPhone. 🎬✨ Watch on YouTube https://youtu.be/WuHchkMO‑Ts

Ever wondered why hitting the big milestones can actually hurt a startup? Eric Ries breaks down how success can become a trap. 🎙️ Listen to his take and rethink growth. Read/listen at https://youtube.com/shorts/7tV3_WXJHoo Drop your thoughts below 👇

"Success makes you a target worth capturing." – Eric Ries A quick reel on why success can be a liability, not a shield. 🎥 Watch the short on YouTube: https://youtube.com/shorts/TeAEyeQhzvU

James Liang argues that letting people work from home two days a week is a triple win – for employees, companies and society. Curious about the real impact on productivity? 🎙️ Watch on YouTube https://youtube.com/shorts/gwmTPKIE7eY

Silicon Valley feels fragmented — many communities, each with their own agenda, rarely talking to each other. Singapore? More unified, with a national AI strategy and real coordination. Peter Noszek breaks it down 👇 https://youtube.com/shorts/i9JYCnh_seQ

Episode Recap: Eric Ries. 🚀 We dive into the Long‑Term Stock Exchange, why short‑term thinking hurts founders, and how Answer.AI is building tech that puts people first. Trust matters more than hype. Watch on YouTube https://youtu.be/WuHchkMO-Ts

New episode out: Eyck Freymann, Hoover Fellow at Stanford, breaks down what “One China” really means for Taiwan’s future and how the US can deter conflict without courting war. 🎧 Watch on YouTube https://youtu.be/Mb3Azq6NWH8

Where does Singapore stand in the global AI race? Kiren Kumar from IMDA breaks down our strategy: deploying trusted AI at scale. 🇸🇬 Read/listen at: https://youtube.com/shorts/rzNmO696J6E

Quote of the day: “If it’s making us rich and miserable, who’s it for?” – Eric Ries. A quick reel on why success can cost you your soul. Watch the short: https://youtube.com/shorts/O9CctlT6R7I

James Liang tells us why the competition you don’t see today will soon dominate — from PC internet to mobile and beyond. It’s a reminder that complacency is risky. 🎯 Watch on YouTube https://youtube.com/shorts/2hCVcBbcEWY

Can AI models be a commodity? Benedict Evans says we’re not seeing a moat yet and compares it to telecom, cloud and chips. Want the full dive? Read/listen at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/analyseasia/episodes/If-AI-Models-Have-No-Moat--What-Are-Investors-Buying--with-Benedict-Evans-e3l7ljh

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New episode: Defending Taiwan with Eyck Freymann, Stanford Hoover Fellow. He says the real threat is an economic quarantine, not a missile strike, and flags the 2028 election as the flashpoint. Dive into his strategy to keep peace. Watch on YouTube https://youtu.be/Mb3Azq6NWH8

Episode Recap: with tech analyst Benedict Evans! He breaks down why AI models lack a moat, compares it to telecom and cloud bubbles, and shows where real value lies. Want the deeper take? Watch on YouTube https://youtu.be/2HDYlKxM-Hw?ref=analysepodcast.com