Fortune: Why the world’s best hope for health-care innovation is not America, but India

The United States pours more money into health care than any other country, spending hundreds of billions annually on research, sprawling programs, and high-profile initiatives. Yet the returns are shockingly poor: soaring costs, deep inequalities, and outcomes that trail behind other developed nations. Both the medical and research systems have become bloated, inefficient, and increasingly disconnected from the real needs of patients.

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The Economic Times: How India can leapfrog AI innovation & what DeepSeek’s success can teach us

Marbella, Spain: Silicon Valley recently got a rude awakening - from China. Turns out, AI innovation isn't exclusive to overpriced lattes and hoodie-wearing billionaires. DeepSeek used older chips, less energy and homegrown talent, proving that AI breakthroughs don't require massive resources, just smarter engineering.

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