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The global deep technology market was valued at USD 2.74 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 13.85 billion by 2034, with a compound annual growth rate of 19.72% during the period. North America accounts for a 38% share, with computing technology and emerging AI as the primary technological directions.
Global challenges and technological opportunities are reshaping materials science, as four young scholars blaze new trails with diverse perspectives and interdisciplinary approaches.
EY《Global IPO Trends 2024》shows that the global IPO market rebounded significantly in 2024, with the Americas and EMEIA performing strongly, and India leading globally in IPO volume. Private equity and venture capital-backed IPOs accounted for 46% of proceeds. Looking ahead to 2025, despite policy and geopolitical uncertainties, well-prepared companies can still seize the listing window.
Decentralized computing connects global idle computing power into an open market through blockchain technology, providing users with low-cost, censorship-resistant computing services. This article outlines its working principles, key projects, and the technical and regulatory challenges it currently faces.
A WIPO report shows that patent activity in land transportation has grown significantly, with Asia taking the lead. Sustainable propulsion and communication safety are key areas, with Toyota being the largest patent holder.
Advanced chip packaging has become the core battleground in the AI chip race. TSMC leads with its CoWoS technology, while Samsung and Intel are accelerating their efforts to catch up, and governments around the world regard it as key to technological sovereignty. The article reviews technology trends, industry competition, and the regional landscape.