Vaire Computing CEO Rodolfo Rosini on energy-efficient AI and Britain's manufacturing bottleneck

Why the next fifty years of growth depend on chips that stop throwing their energy away, and why Britain makes building them nearly impossible

Nov 8 • Tom Ough, Calum Drysdale, and Aeron Laffere

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Reform UK’s Danny Kruger on governing Britain's greatest century

Reform’s man for government on elite estrangement, deliberate enculturation, and why the best way into the future starts with our past

Nov 7 • Tom Ough, Calum Drysdale, and Aeron Laffere

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Ed West on the non-existence of Britain and the reality of England

The author of Wrong Side of History on turning Britain into a Harry Potter theme park, making it twenty per cent more Singapore, and why he fears the…

Nov 4 • Tom Ough, Calum Drysdale, Aeron Laffere, and Ed West

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September 2026

AI doom and Britain’s factory boom

Sam Hogg on AI risk, Jesse Heasman on Britain’s industrial revival, and dispatches from the King Charles III Space Station.

Sep 22 • Tom Ough, Calum Drysdale, and Aeron Laffere

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Changes for Anglofuturism paid subscribers

How we’re thinking about posts and podcasts going forwards

Sep 17 • Tom Ough, Calum Drysdale, and Aeron Laffere

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Treasures of the Clarion-Clipperton Zone

How Britain’s exploration contracts in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone put it on the path to becoming an electrostate.

Sep 1 • Tom Ough, Calum Drysdale, and Aeron Laffere

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July 2026

The King Charles III Space Station Summer Reading List

A summer syllabus from the King Charles III Space Station library, spanning Sheffield foundries, Arthurian legend, and the dark forest of deep space.

Jul 24 • Tom Ough, Calum Drysdale, and Aeron Laffere

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A postmortem of Britain's housing crisis

Jamie Rumbelow and Henry Dashwood, formerly of proptech startup Tract, sit down with Anglofuturism to explain why Britain's allergy to building remains…

Jul 17 • Tom Ough, Calum Drysdale, and Aeron Laffere

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South Atlantic Superclásico

Why Britain's principal adversary this century could well be Argentina, and the Acemoglu paper that vindicates a long-running thesis.

Jul 15 • Tom Ough, Calum Drysdale, and Aeron Laffere

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King, country, and a sword called Arondite

Will Blyth had twelve years in the Army, then Palantir, then Helsing. Now he's the cofounder and CEO of Arondite, the London company building Cobalt…

Jul 14 • Tom Ough, Calum Drysdale, and Aeron Laffere

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June 2026

Jilly Cooper's Rivals, Cosine's sovereign AI, and Shabana Mahmood's spaceport gambit

Sovereign AI and the model you must own or become a vassal, why conservatism is the wrong word for a country whose status quo is already radical, and…

Jun 30 • Tom Ough, Calum Drysdale, and Aeron Laffere

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James Wise: This is how Britain wins the AI race

James Wise on what Sovereign AI is actually for, why a single GPT token needs 35 countries, and why Britain has a unique advantage in the race to AI…

Jun 26 • Tom Ough, Calum Drysdale, and Aeron Laffere

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