Analyse Podcast

Analyse Podcast

@analysepodcast · 499K subscribers · 1,342 videos · Filipino

The Analyse Podcast, formerly Analyse Asia, is the premier video and audio show exploring the intersections of business, technology, and media from a global …

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54:57

The eConomy SEA 2026 Report with Nitin Gajria, Cassie Wu and Florian Hoppe

19K views · 1w ago · 54:57

Guest: Nitin Gajria

Fresh out of the studio, this marks the 11th year of the e-Conomy SEA report with Nitin Gajria, Managing Director, Southeast Asia & South Asia Frontier Markets, Google; Florian Hoppe, Partner at Bain & Company; and Cassie Wu, Director of Investments, Asia Pacific (excluding China and India), Temasek. Generative AI reached 240 million users, or 60% of the working population, in three years — a milestone the Internet took ten years to hit.

Topics: Quotes of the Day · Introducing the e-Conomy SEA 2026 panel · Was Southeast Asia the most AI-curious region? · Consumer AI diffusion versus lagging enterprise adoption · 17% growth and the path to US$1 trillion · AI integrations lift e-commerce conversions by 10%

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57:32

Intelligence Too Cheap to Meter: China's AI Endgame with Rui Ma

12K views · 2w ago · 57:32

Guest: Rui Ma

Fresh out of the studio, Rui Ma, founder of TechBuzz China, returns to examine China's AI ecosystem on its own terms rather than as a horse race with Silicon Valley. She maps the atlas of China's labs by strategy, from DeepSeek's "cost curve rebels" to the big-tech war over office agents, and explains why cheap intelligence comes from brutal domestic competition rather than an export plan.

Topics: Quote of the Day by Rui Ma from TechBuzz China · When intelligence becomes too cheap to meter · TechBuzz China pivots from e-commerce to AI and robotics · The biggest change since 2023: Chinese tech confidence · Independent labs versus big-tech labs in China · Distribution, cloud, and core business: why everyone builds models

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54:22

China AI: From Challenger to Export Industry with Jon Russell

32K views · 1mo ago · 54:22

Guest: Jon Russell

Fresh out of the studio, Jon Russell from Asia Tech Review and executive director at Ellerton & Co., returns to trace how Chinese AI crossed from technological challenger into a commercial industry and a geopolitical export model. He unpacks the first public earnings from Z.ai and MiniMax, where revenue growth above 300% still cannot explain the valuations, and why cutthroat domestic competition makes international expansion existential for Chinese labs.

Topics: Quote of the Day by Jon Russell · Chinese CEOs step onto the stage themselves · Why covering China AI properly requires Mandarin · Has China AI crossed from challenger to industry? · Private AI valuations beyond anything ever seen · Z.ai revenue growth above 300%

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