
#52 Jason Coggins | The AI & Energy War, Semiconductors, Private Credit & Geopolitical Shifts
From The Rate Of Change by Murdoch Gatti
May 10, 2026 · 1h 28m · Season 1 · Episode 52
About this episode
Jason Coggins joins Murdoch Gatti to discuss the structural forces reshaping markets and technology in 2026.
Insights Series — Jason Coggins joins Murdoch Gatti to unpack the structural forces reshaping markets, technology and capital allocation in 2026. In this episode of The Rate of Change , they explore how AI, geopolitics, energy systems and global capital flows are changing the investment landscape — from the U.S.–China race for semiconductors, Energy, resources and AI dominance, to the structural risks emerging across private credit, productivity and legacy business models. Topics discussed: • How AI could compress business creation from years into months • Why the U.S.–China geopolitical battle for chips, energy and AI dominance may define the next decade • Whether legacy SaaS, consulting and private equity models are more vulnerable than markets realise • Why Australia’s productivity, energy grid and policy settings are becoming structural economic problems • The key differences between Australian and U.S. private credit markets — and where the real risks sit • Why semiconductors, data centres and energy infrastructure are becoming critical geopolitical assets • Whether markets can continue pushing higher despite inflation, war and geopolitical uncertainty • Why Asia, Taiwan…
People in this episode
Host: Murdoch Gatti
Guest: Jason Coggins
Topics covered
- AI and business creation
- U.S.-China geopolitical battle
- private credit markets
- energy systems
- global capital flows
- macroeconomics
- long-term structural shifts
Keywords
- AI
- geopolitics
- semiconductors
- private credit
- energy
- investment landscape
- productivity
- legacy business models
- global growth
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: U.S., China
Products: semiconductors, data centres, energy infrastructure
Places: Australia, Taiwan, Korea, India, frontier markets
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