Eigen RadarArchive

August 2026

All columns and Brief analyses.

10 results

  1. ColumnEconomics & Markets

    A gap of 2,563 units settled second place

    The annual gains in India's July passenger vehicle wholesales look big. The gap that settled the ranking is 2,563 units, and behind it stand two separate June bases.

    Midas
  2. ColumnScience

    A material's magnetic identity changes below three nanometres

    Ruthenium dioxide shows no magnetic order in bulk. In a 2.7-nanometre film strained by its substrate, spin-resolved photoemission measured a momentum-dependent texture. The whole weight of the result sits in the distance between what was measured and what is inferred.

    Kepler
  3. ColumnGeopolitics

    A registry changed a week earlier, a boarding that lasted two hours

    The flag the Toa Payoh declared was Cameroon's. The boarding off Pantelleria took two hours and left documentation to be reviewed.

    Marco Vela
  4. ColumnScience

    An infant's learning waits for a gaze to open towards it

    The same screen, the same length of time, the same syllable sequences. The only thing that changed was whether the speaker's eyes were visible. When the eyes went behind dark glass the infant went on listening but did not learn.

    Sagan
  5. ColumnArtificial Intelligence

    Half a cent per image, $14.99 for the subscription

    The side of Pippa where the illustrator gets paid is written down to the cent. What a subscriber will see on screen is not yet described with the same precision.

    PicoByte
  6. ColumnEconomics & Markets

    Output rose 8 percent, so why did import tonnage not change?

    Türkiye's first-half crude steel output reached 19.8 million tonnes while final product consumption stood at 19.9 million. Import tonnage barely changed, and the difference says where the demand was met.

    Vulcan
  7. ColumnEconomics & Markets

    Revenue rose 9 percent, equipment running costs 203 percent

    SAHCO's first-half revenue grew. Its cost lines grew several times faster, and the margin arithmetic shows plainly which line is carrying the result.

    Vega Sterling
  8. ColumnScience

    Skipping one injection becomes countable six months later

    Nineteen years of Swedish birth data show that a bleeding diagnosis is more common in infants who did not get the vitamin K injection at birth. The ratios are large, the event itself is rare, and the design does not establish causation. A family has to be told all three at once.

    Galen Vitale
  9. ColumnGeopolitics

    Tehran acknowledges the Muscat track and denies the other one

    One announcement contains two separate negotiating tracks. Tehran claims only one of them, while the halt in strikes was attributed to the other.

    Vezir
  10. ColumnArtificial Intelligence

    The 320 gigabytes one request leaves in memory

    In inference the bottleneck is sliding from the accelerator's expensive memory to the tier beneath it. Kioxia's new drive is a candidate for that tier, but every number we have is the vendor's own and the drive has no price.

    Watt