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Topic: Productive Capacity

Alliances, Blog, External Link, Trade Integration and Market Access

The MC14 WTO Ministerial: “Succes sage” Learn More

by Robert Howse

March 30, 2026

Advanced Manufacturing, AI Stack Diffusion, Artificial Intelligence, External Link, Peer-reviewed Paper, Productive Capacity, Talent, Innovation, and Societal Readiness

Minimum Wage Hikes Accelerate the Robot Revolution Learn More

by Robert Seamans

March 13, 2026

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Critical Inputs, Media, Productive Capacity

Project Vault Sends Positive Signals to Stakeholders, But They Want More Details Learn More

by Mark Kennedy

February 23, 2026

A glowing computer microchip with blue circuitry sits surrounded by metallic, gold-like rocks and nuggets on a dark reflective surface, symbolizing technology and precious resources.

Blog, Critical Inputs, Infrastructure, Middle East & Africa, Private Capital Mobilization, Productive Capacity

From Diagnosis to Deployment: Why EXIM’s Project Vault Matters Learn More

by Mark Kennedy

February 11, 2026

Digital illustration of Indias map in blue tones, surrounded by circular tech and data patterns, representing technology, innovation, or digital transformation in India.

AI Stack Diffusion, Alliances, Allied Industrial and Supply Chain Strategy, Allied Industrial Capacity Expansion, Artificial Intelligence, Blog, Connectivity and Data Flows, Digital Standards and Governance, Global Middle Engagement, Indo-Pacific, Infrastructure, Systems Alliance Architecture, Trade Integration and Market Access

The AI Systems Race Runs Through India Learn More

by Mark Kennedy

February 4, 2026

Allied Industrial and Supply Chain Strategy, Americas, External Link, Global Middle Engagement, Productive Capacity, Trade Integration and Market Access

Latin America Needs to Improve its Readiness for Nearshoring Learn More

January 3, 2026

Two chess kings stand on a chessboard. One is decorated with the American flag, the other with the Chinese flag, symbolizing the rivalry or competition between the United States and China.

AI Stack Diffusion, Artificial Intelligence, China, Critical Inputs, Podcast, Talent, Innovation, and Societal Readiness, Trade Integration and Market Access

Goldman Sachs Podcast: Mark Kennedy Explores the Future of US–China Technology Competition Learn More

by Mark Kennedy

December 10, 2025

A close-up of a hand holding a microchip, with digital graphics in the background. The flags of China and the United States are displayed in the foreground, symbolizing technology competition.

Artificial Intelligence, China, External Link, Supply Chain Visibility, Trade Integration and Market Access

Mark Kennedy on the US–China Tech Race in Goldman Sachs Research’s Top of Mind Learn More

by Mark Kennedy

December 4, 2025

A glowing cityscape at night with blue light trails and arcs connecting various points, symbolizing digital connectivity or data transfer across an urban network.

AI Stack Diffusion, AI-Enabling Infrastructure, Alliances, Allied Industrial and Supply Chain Strategy, Artificial Intelligence, Blog, Connectivity and Data Flows, Digital Standards and Governance, Infrastructure, Trade Integration and Market Access

Building an AI Stack the World Wants to Choose Learn More

by Mark Kennedy

December 2, 2025

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