Self-awareness on your wrist: how people use wearables in 2026
How wearables are changing behaviour in 2026, from habit loops to real-time feedback and a new relationship between people and devices.
How wearables are changing behaviour in 2026, from habit loops to real-time feedback and a new relationship between people and devices.
Data on market growth, funding trends, and why capital is shifting to health, AI and subscription models.
Learn how enterprise trust drives growth, and why one customer can unlock new opportunities. Discover how Telo AI used LEAP to build credibility and scale in Saudi Arabia.
Surgical robotics is scaling through evidence and institutional adoption. Explore targets, global procedure growth, and the future of robotic surgery.
Industrial robotics is expanding beyond manufacturing. Discover adoption data, AI-driven advances, and the future of robotics deployment.
Ocean tech is evolving – from autonomous ocean data to seaweed farming and tidal energy. Discover three innovations that are changing climate, food, and energy systems.
As AI adoption surpasses 70%, companies face a strategic choice: build, buy, or drift. Explore how positioning (not technology) is creating competitive advantage.
Climate tech investment is still rising, but venture funding is more selective. We look at data from BloombergNEF, IEA and Dealroom to see where climate capital is going now.
“I believe it is not possible to enter the cyber age without cyber immunity,” said Eugene Kaspersky (CEO & Co-Founder at Kaspersky) at #LEAP22. We’re already living in the dawn of the cyber age. And as critical industries increase their reliance on virtual networks, we’re also entering
“ESG investing is the biggest economic opportunity of the 21st century, we just need to do it in a very different way. If you want to change the world, if you want to support an ESG-focused agenda, if you want to help with the problems we’re facing with
Welcome to this week’s LEAP:IN newsletter. Each week, we unpack leader’s powerful quotes and decipher the tech landscape. With exclusive content from some of the world’s leading experts in AI, robotics, space, edutech, climate tech and more, read on to discover this week’s insights and
It’s the tech innovator’s dream to catch the break of a wave at the perfect moment. To be the one who not only sees a monumental change coming before anyone else spots it, but who also has the team in place to utilise that wave’s energy and
We’ve been thinking about public perceptions of data since we listened to Eva Fyrberg (Global Head & Ericsson 5G Alliance at KPMG) speak at #LEAP22. She was talking about smart cities, and the data intelligence required to develop city tech that serves its citizens in a positive, useful way.
“The journey toward human-like artificial intelligence is full of ethical deceptions… the development of full [general] artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race. ” – Stephen Hawking Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) have their proponents and opponents. AI works on relatively simple, well-defined tasks
For many years now, companies have been migrating to the cloud intending to harvest its many advantages. That led to the fast growth of cloud computing ballooning up from $90bn in 2015 to upwards of $312bn in 2020, according to Statista. But in the meanwhile, edge computing has been steadily
When fuel-powered cars first came into prominence, their owners faced a dilemma: where to fill up their tanks? Soon, the ubiquitous gas stations sprouted up across countries. Battery-charged electric vehicles have a similar challenge – where can they power up? According to Car & Driver, Saudi-backed Lucid Air