big interview

Lewis Ng discusses his return to the now-private company, its more measured ambitions, and why an IPO shouldn’t be the gold standard.

Andre Djokosoetono of Indonesia’s Bluebird isn’t trying to outspend Grab or Gojek. Instead, he’s counting on tech, discipline, and user trust to outlast the hype.

Founder Jonathan Siddarth talks about how Turing became the backbone of AI infrastructure, the need for better benchmarking, and AGI-driven job losses.

Mark Chen shares why open source isn’t a magic bullet and why being overly reactionary in AI isn’t the way to go.

President and co-founder Lucy Liu discusses how the fintech unicorn’s global footprint could shield it from volatility as it sets course for an IPO.

Ken Cheung, co-founder of QQ Music, witnessed how streaming transformed the music industry. Now, it’s AI doing the remixing.

Dylan Tey on how a China edge propels the firm in SEA, and why logistics is about playing the long-cycle game.

The Trump coin was the biggest “vampire attack” on the Web3 community, yet Siu stands behind memecoins as a concept.

Founder Simon Loong expects profits in Indonesia and Thailand within five years of launch. It’s an uphill climb.

Formerly TuSimple, the firm delisted from Nasdaq amid investigations and disputes. Now, its CEO opens up about starting over.