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Corporate Files Lab
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Welcome to Corporate Files Lab | Briefings on AI, Business, and Geopolitics
Corporate Files Lab is an independent investigative channel dedicated to deconstructing the forces shaping the global landscape. We go beyond the headlines to perform clinical autopsies on failed corporate empires, map the hidden shifts in global geopolitics, and analyze the high-stakes evolution of Artificial Intelligence.
From the "Silicon Wars" in Taiwan to the internal mechanics of a billion-dollar bankruptcy, we follow the trail of power and money where others see only noise.
What to expect:
1) Corporate Autopsies: Why the giants fall.
2) Shadow Geopolitics: The chess moves of nations.
3) The AI Shift: Tech sovereignty and industrial disruption.
4) Resource Nationalism: The battle for the periodic table
5) Logistics of Power: Supply chain as a weapon
6) Economic Intelligence: Forecasting Black Swans
New Briefing Every Saturday. Subscribe to join the network. Stay informed. Stay ahead.
Corporate Files Lab is an independent investigative channel dedicated to deconstructing the forces shaping the global landscape. We go beyond the headlines to perform clinical autopsies on failed corporate empires, map the hidden shifts in global geopolitics, and analyze the high-stakes evolution of Artificial Intelligence.
From the "Silicon Wars" in Taiwan to the internal mechanics of a billion-dollar bankruptcy, we follow the trail of power and money where others see only noise.
What to expect:
1) Corporate Autopsies: Why the giants fall.
2) Shadow Geopolitics: The chess moves of nations.
3) The AI Shift: Tech sovereignty and industrial disruption.
4) Resource Nationalism: The battle for the periodic table
5) Logistics of Power: Supply chain as a weapon
6) Economic Intelligence: Forecasting Black Swans
New Briefing Every Saturday. Subscribe to join the network. Stay informed. Stay ahead.
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ASML: The Only Company the World Is Forbidden to Lose
Jan 1000:07:19Tap to summarizeVeldhoven, Netherlands. A single point of failure for the entire global economy. While the world focuses on AI software, the real war is being fought at the sub-atomic level. In this intelligence briefing, Corporate Files Lab performs a systemic autopsy on ASML, the only company on Earth capable of producing the Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines that power our civilization.If ASML stops, the 2026 tech revolution stops with it. We go behind the "cleanroom" walls to investigate the fragile monopolies-within-the-monopoly and the geopolitical ransom that has turned a Dutch company into a frontline weapon in the "Silicon War."The $350M Bottleneck: Why the transition to High-NA EUV is the most expensive gamble in industrial history.The Zeiss Dependency: Uncovering the "monopoly-within-the-monopoly" and the structural risks of the world’s most precise mirrors.Geopolitical Sabotage: How US-led export bans are forcing China into a desperate "Lithographic Autarchy" race.The Intel/TSMC Debt Trap: Will the skyrocketing cost of ASML’s hardware bankrupt the giants it’s supposed to save?One company. One machine. No Plan B.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Why subscribe to the podcast:The world is changing faster than the headlines can keep up. Don’t just watch the collapse, understand the architecture behind it.At Corporate Files Lab, we deliver one deep-dive investigation every week. Every Saturday, we open a new dossier on the forces shaping our future: from geopolitical chess moves and the AI revolution to the autopsy of failed corporate empires.Weekly Strategic Briefings: One high-impact video every week to keep you ahead of the global curve.Beyond the Noise: We skip the sensationalism to focus on raw data, supply chain reality, and structural risks.The Big Picture: We connect the dots between a factory closure in Shenzhen, a board meeting in Silicon Valley, and the balance of power in Washington.Subscribe and turn on notifications. Every Saturday. One new file. No distractions.Contact:Tony Salea.sale@cbsnet.itFollow us on Youtube: CorporateFilesLab
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CHINA 2026 - The Great Reset of the Dragon: (4 Critical Predictions)
Jan 200:25:31Tap to summarizeDay One. Year 2026. The 15th Five-Year Plan is no longer a draft, it is an execution. As we enter 2026, China is pivoting away from being the "World’s Factory" to becoming a "Technological Fortress." In this briefing, we perform a clinical autopsy on the Chinese economy, identifying the four systemic shifts that will redefine global markets this year.In this intelligence briefing, we cover:1) The Sovereign Circuit: How Beijing’s 50% domestic tool mandate is forcing a decoupling from Western chipmakers.2) The Demographic Kill-Switch: Why 2026 is the year China replaces its shrinking workforce with high-density AI and robotics.3) The Ghost of Prosperity: An autopsy of the property market and the rise of a new "Internal Pivot" economy.Who wins and who is purged in this new era? Stay tuned as we follow the trail of the 15th Plan.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Why subscribe to the podcast:The world is changing faster than the headlines can keep up. Don’t just watch the collapse, understand the architecture behind it.At Corporate Files Lab, we deliver one deep-dive investigation every week. Every Saturday, we open a new dossier on the forces shaping our future: from geopolitical chess moves and the AI revolution to the autopsy of failed corporate empires.Weekly Strategic Briefings: One high-impact video every week to keep you ahead of the global curve.Beyond the Noise: We skip the sensationalism to focus on raw data, supply chain reality, and structural risks.The Big Picture: We connect the dots between a factory closure in Shenzhen, a board meeting in Silicon Valley, and the balance of power in Washington.Subscribe and turn on notifications. Every Saturday. One new file. No distractions.Contact:Tony Salea.sale@cbsnet.itFollow us on Youtube: CorporateFilesLab
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