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Jumpstart is Hong Kong’s first (and only), print publication dedicated to startups, small businesses and entrepreneurs. With both local and international coverage, it highlights small business trends covering a vast array of topics including manufacturing, design, education, eco-startups, “mom”preneurships, and coworking. Our aim is to connect and inspire the burgeoning startup community – locally and internationally, online and offline.
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Search ArticlesThe Race to Mass-Produce Silicon Photonics
The artificial intelligence boom is usually measured in chips. More powerful models require more accelerators, larger clusters and data centers capable of supplying extraordinary amounts of electricity. But as those clusters expand, computing power is becoming only part of the problem. The machines must also exchange data quickly enough to behave like a single system. That is turning light into a critical part of the AI supply chain.
BEYOND Expo Upgrades to BEYOND as Asia’s Most Dynamic Tech Festival, Returning to Macao on 26–29 May 2027
BEYOND today announced that its flagship annual event will return to The Venetian Macao Cotai Expo from May 26-29, 2027, with a refreshed global identity under the BEYOND brand. Previously known as BEYOND Expo, the move to BEYOND reflects the event’s evolution since its launch in 2021—from a technology exhibition into one of Asia’s most dynamic and internationally connected gatherings for technology, entrepreneurship, investment, media and crossover.
The AI Boom Has a Bandwidth Problem
The popular story of artificial intelligence begins with the processor. Bigger models require more GPUs, more power and ever-larger data centers. Yet once thousands of accelerators are assembled into a single computing cluster, another problem emerges: the chips must constantly exchange enormous volumes of data, and they are only as useful as the network connecting them. This is where optical transceivers enter the picture.
How Excelland Robotics Puts Robots to Work
At night, some of the most consequential robots in China are the ones nobody notices. They move quietly through hotel corridors, wait for elevators, carry deliveries across campuses and clean underground car parks after most people have gone home. They do not walk like humans, hold conversations or perform on a stage. Their value lies somewhere less dramatic: they show up, complete a defined task and do it again the next day.
From USB Controllers to Lexar: How Longsys Built a Global Memory Business
Most people notice storage only when it runs out. A smartphone runs out of space for photos. A laptop slows under the weight of large files. A camera needs a faster memory card before it can record high-resolution video. Behind these everyday frustrations sits a less visible layer of the technology industry: the companies that design, assemble and sell the memory products used by consumer devices, vehicles, servers and industrial equipment.
Seventy Passwords, One Face, Zero Memory - Jumpstart Magazine
For decades, digital identity has been anchored to an absurdly fragile artifact: a string of characters that a human must remember, a machine must store, and an attacker must only guess, steal, or trick to compromise. The password was never a good idea. It was a convenient compromise, adopted in an era when computing was [...]
What VCs Won't Tell You About Why They Passed - Jumpstart Magazine
Every founder who has raised capital carries a private catalog of near-misses. The term sheet that vanished after due diligence. The verbal commitment that dissolved when the partner's committee convened. The handshake agreement that meant nothing when market conditions shifted. Fundraising failures are rarely dramatic. They are quiet, incremental, and usually self-inflicted.
Rethinking Privacy in an AI-Dependent World - Jumpstart Magazine
Surveillance has always been a matter of architecture. The panopticon prison, designed by Jeremy Bentham in the eighteenth century, made inmates visible to a central observer while obscuring whether observation was active at any moment. The uncertainty itself produced compliance. Today's surveillance architecture operates on a different scale and with different mechanics, but the psychological [...]
Side Hustles, Sneakers, and the End of the Salary - Jumpstart Magazine
Generation Z is entering adulthood during one of the most lopsided wealth transfers in modern history. Over the next two decades, an estimated $84 trillion will flow from baby boomers to their children in the United States alone. Globally, the figure is staggering. Yet this transfer is not creating a generation of passive inheritors.