By Kokab Rahman, Founder & CEO, Radeya Global Tesla has begun early production of its Optimus humanoid robot on a high-volume line at its Fremont, California factory, converting space previously used for electric vehicles. In its third-quarter shareholder update released 21 October 2026, the company stated that the first units...
Agentic AI, Trillion-Dollar Ambitions, and the Sovereign Compute Race: Key Global Business Developments for Executives and Professionals in Late 2026
By Kokab Rahman, Founder & CEO, Radeya Global In mid-to-late October 2026, the global technology and business landscape continues to be defined by the rapid maturation of artificial intelligence, particularly the shift toward agentic systems, massive capital flows, and intensifying geopolitical competition over compute infrastructure and model control. These developments...
The Bill Comes Due: Broadcom’s $42 Billion Facility, Amazon’s Community Pledge, and the New AI Deployment Credential
By Kokab Rahman, Founder & CEO, Radeya Global This is not the weekly labor-market note. Payrolls and rate odds are already on the record for 26 September–2 October. What follows is the operating story underneath them: who is financing the compute, who is being asked to host it, and who...
Starship Hits Orbit as Tesla Scales the Semi — The Physical AI Stack Comes Into View
By Kokab Rahman, Founder & CEO, Radeya Global The last week did not produce another product teaser. It produced proof that Elon Musk’s companies are moving from demonstration to operations across space, freight, compute, and policy. On 28 September 2026, SpaceX’s Starship reached Earth orbit for the first time. Flight...
AI Is Transforming How Companies Hire — What the Latest 2026 Data Shows
By Kokab Rahman, Founder & CEO, Radeya Global Artificial intelligence has moved from pilot projects to a core part of many hiring processes. The latest research gives a clearer picture of where adoption stands in 2026 and what it means for professionals navigating the job market. According to SHRM’s State...
The AI Gender Gap: Why Women Hold Only ~26% of AI Hires — and How to Close It
By Kokab Rahman, Founder & CEO, Radeya Global Artificial intelligence is creating some of the fastest-growing, highest-paying jobs in the global economy. Yet women are being left behind. According to LinkedIn’s 2026 “Triple Penalty” research, women accounted for just 26% of U.S. AI hires in 2025, compared with 50% of...
