Jung Wook Yang

Creator of SAP 2.0 (Space AI Protocol). 🏗️ Orchestrating 8 AIs to build the Economic OS for Robot Swarms. 14yr Game Dev Veteran leveraging #Rust & Space-MEV.

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Grok 4.5로 다음 프롬프트로 제작한 영상입니다. :)
***입력한 이미지 캐릭터가 마이클잭슨 빌리진 댄스를 추는 영상을 만들어줘***

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The India-ASEAN digital alliance is building new physical digital territory.

This AI Silk Road will likely trigger meaningful shifts in global AI supply chains, data sovereignty strategies, and where the next wave of AI value is captured.

What changes do you expect?

#AIInfrastructure #SubmarineCable #Geopolitics #ASEAN #SovereignAI #IndiaTech #DigitalSilkRoad #SupplyChainDiversification #TechGeopolitics

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Microsoft, Singtel (Singapore), and Tata Communications (India) have begun construction on **I-2SEA** — a 3,600km submarine fiber optic cable directly connecting India, Malaysia, and Singapore.

Target completion: **2029**.

This is not just another cable. It is the physical backbone of a new **AI Silk Road** that will reshape Asia’s tech map.

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**Strategic implication for AI companies & startups**

Relying solely on expensive US cloud regions is no longer the only option.

The India–Singapore–Malaysia corridor, now real-time synchronized via I-2SEA, offers low-cost, high-performance, and geopolitically diversified distributed compute.

Fabless semiconductor companies and AI startups should begin evaluating this new infrastructure option for portfolio diversification.

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https://t.co/uz6kVOqZpj

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Fourier pixels represent more than an incremental improvement — they offer a new architectural approach to controlling light.

If the manufacturing hurdles can be overcome, this could become a foundational technology for future displays, sensing systems, and photonic devices.

#Nanophotonics #Metasurface #DisplayTech #Holography #LiDAR #Photonics #ETHZurich

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However, several challenges must be solved before commercialization:
- Compatibility with existing CMOS semiconductor processes
- Managing crosstalk between emission and sensing
- High manufacturing costs due to nanoscale patterning

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Beyond displays, it has strong potential in other areas:
- Solid-state, no-moving-parts LiDAR for autonomous vehicles and robots
- High-bandwidth optical computing
- Non-invasive biomedical sensors for continuous health monitoring

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The key breakthrough is real-time, pixel-level control of light’s three fundamental properties: **amplitude, phase, and polarization**.

This bidirectional capability allows the same pixel to emit precisely shaped light and accurately sense incoming light.

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This technology could transform next-generation displays.

It opens the door to true glasses-free 3D holography and enables full-screen sensing without notches or under-display camera holes, since every pixel can simultaneously display and detect.

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Conventional displays and cameras operate separately — pixels only emit light, while sensors only detect it.

Fourier pixels integrate both functions into a single nanostructure by actively controlling light in both directions through reversible scattering and interference.

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What if every pixel on your screen could both display an image **and** function as a camera sensor at the same time?

A new paper published in *Nature* from ETH Zurich introduces “Fourier pixels,” a nanostructure technology that enables this.

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The companies that treat regulatory capability as a core competitive advantage will pull ahead.

Those who don’t will get shaken out.

What do you think — is compliance becoming the real differentiator in the EV industry?

Full analysis on LinkedIn 👇

#EV #ElectricVehicles #BatterySafety #SoftwareDefinedVehicle #AutomotiveIndustry #Regulation #Compliance #Mobility

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The global EV market is not collapsing.
It is maturing.

The next phase of competition will not be decided by price, battery range, or subsidies alone.

It will be decided by one harder question:

**Can an EV company survive the rising cost of compliance?**

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The EV industry is becoming less of a pure growth story and more of an **industrial endurance test**.

Compliance is no longer a back-office function.
It is becoming a **strategic moat**.