Toy Fair 2026: What ‘play’ looks like this year
To welcome in the new year, the kidults of Gallium headed to the London Toy Fair to scope out what ‘play’ looks like in the age of AI-powered everything. We’ve come away with some feelings of déjà vu (capybaras, assemble!) along with some pleasant surprises. Here are our four takeaways...
As Seen at CES 2026
200,000+ steps, 50+ cups of coffee, and countless media, client, and industry meetings, all within the first week of January, can mean only one thing: we survived and thrived at CES 2026. From early-stage startups to global technology giants, the Gallium team spent the week on the show floor uncovering...
All around the campfire: storytelling is a brand’s last unfair competitive advantage
Once upon a time, the legendary Bill Bernbach declared “it may well be that creativity is the last unfair advantage we’re legally allowed to take over our competitors.” It’s been a minute or two since that quote first appeared, yet it’s just as true today as it was in the...
The ‘Indie’ phenomenon is changing the game
For players and developers alike, the gaming industry is competitive to its core. With more games than time to play them, we’re exploring why PR & Marketing is the next puzzle piece in the indie games phenomenon. During the you-know-what in 2019, gaming became the social destination, and a welcome...
Music and a more equal playing field: can democratisation hit all the right notes?
Traditionally, music-making has been a time-consuming and expensive undertaking. Buying an instrument has often been a costly outlay, and that’s before lessons have even been considered. Even those embracing electronic music have been faced with costly bills for decks and equipment. Therefore, accessibility has been a longstanding issue, particularly for...
What will the future of the internet look like? The digital ID debate
Earlier this month, the Gallium team joined tech founders, investors, and businesses from across Europe for this year’s Sifted Summit. With resilience at the core of this year’s theme, the event was a timely reminder of how rapidly technology is evolving and how businesses must adapt to stay ahead. From...
Quantum Computing and the Future of Information Processing
Since the first claims of so-called “quantum supremacy” in 2019, the transition from university laboratory to commercial application has been steadily accelerating for quantum computers. While the timeline for the development of useful quantum computers remains unclear, the associated technical and commercial infrastructures are increasingly advanced. There are now several...
What's going on in the world of sustainability?
Earlier this month, we had the pleasure of attending Sustainability Live in London. We’re not ones to gatekeep, so we’re here to give you a rundown of the latest innovations and goings on in the world of sustainability from the event. Latest innovations in sustainability With today’s desperate environmental landscape,...