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BOOK REVIEW: Chip War

There are wars we see and then there are wars we don’t. Chip War by Chris Miller tells the story of one such invisible conflict, one that doesn’t unfold on battlefields but inside laboratories, factories, and supply chains. It is a story about semiconductors — the tiny chips that power everything from smartphones to fighter

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BOOK REVIEW: Zero to One

By Peter Thiel and Blake Masters Some books don’t try to meet you halfway. Zero to One doesn’t soften its edges or seek consensus. It speaks with confidence, sometimes bordering on certainty, about how progress happens and who gets to shape it. I read it not as a startup manual, but as a glimpse into

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