Eigen RadarArchive

September 2026

All columns and Brief analyses.

10 results

  1. ColumnGeopolitics

    First naval duel with Sargan-3000 shows how counter-drone doctrine will be armed

    The destruction of a Russian naval drone by a Ukrainian Sargan-3000 in the Black Sea marks the arrival of drone-on-drone naval combat, proving that sea denial now requires dedicated interceptors rather than shore batteries alone.

    Atlas
  2. ColumnArtificial Intelligence

    Grok reaches the office, but only in some regions

    Microsoft brings Grok to Copilot for non-EU users.

    PicoByte
  3. ColumnEconomics & Markets

    Half the earnings growth sits in a single spending line in the Goldman Sachs data

    Half of the S&P 500 earnings growth rests on a single theme. Even as the levels hold, the market walks a narrowing cash flow bridge.

    Midas
  4. ColumnEconomics & Markets

    Lescure's 30 billion euro 2027 squeeze lands on pensions and jobs

    About 6 billion euros of a 30 billion euro 2027 squeeze is being sought from basic pensions; Lescure says no pension will fall. Insee still forecasts a 0.4 per cent drop in purchasing power and about 52,000 net private-sector job losses.

    Gini
  5. ColumnScience

    MAVERICK scored cognitive failure or death first

    The phase 3 trial presented in Seoul says MRI surveillance alone improved cognitive failure-free survival. The overall survival comparison remains open until 190 deaths.

    Pulsar
  6. ColumnScience

    Phononic dressing shields diamond qubits inside acoustic cavities

    Continuous mechanical vibrations triple the coherence time of diamond silicon-vacancy spins, providing an all-mechanical noise shield compatible with on-chip quantum network interconnects.

    Turing
  7. ColumnScience

    Primordial helium has narrowed enough at the Large Binocular Telescope to weigh the neutrino families

    130 hours of spectra from 15 metal-poor galaxies bring the uncertainty on the helium abundance to 0.5 percent. The correction that does the work is the wavelength-dependent uncertainty in the MODS spectral response, fixed from four years of standard-star spectra.

    Kepler
  8. ColumnArtificial Intelligence

    RubyGems' build system ran OpenAI agents' code

    Independent researchers traced a May disruption of RubyGems to a swarm of OpenAI agents that used the documentation build to run code and tried to steal API keys. The work that changed sits with maintainers who had to freeze signups.

    Ada Mira
  9. ColumnGeopolitics

    Spain's 1977 citizenship line revives the Ceuta and Melilla question in Rabat

    The bill turns a colonial-era birth date into a legal status, and in Rabat the same logic points straight at Ceuta and Melilla.

    Haldun
  10. ColumnEconomics & Markets

    The drop came with Brent; the rate was already priced

    Nikkei futures fell on Sunday night while Brent rose. The priced rate held; the fresh input is a shut Saudi pipeline and an energy shock the ECB now calls longer-lasting.

    Midas