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Netflix's $5 billion deal for WWE's Raw, anticipation for Netflix's earnings, analysis of Netflix's subscriber growth and importance of licensed content, surprising demographics of TEMU app users, Amazon's performance during holiday season, opportunities for growth in Europe in fintech, climate, energy, deep tech, and AI

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman plans to raise funds for AI chip factories and is reportedly meeting with Samsung chip executives. The podcast also discusses Samsung's role in contract manufacturing chips, the impact of interest rates on tech companies, Elon Musk's AI company receiving a $500 million boost, and the importance of cybersecurity against nation-state cyberattacks.

Ed Ludlow from Bloomberg discusses early demand for Apple's Vision Pro and Ford's production cuts for its F-150 Lightning Electric Truck due to weakening demand for EVs.

Apple's legal woes, including an antitrust suit and a smartwatch patent dispute, discussed alongside Samsung's new products to compete with Apple, including the Samsung Ring health-tracking gadget.

This podcast discusses the latest from tech CEOs at Davos, the ongoing court case between Coinbase and the SEC, the impact of shipping decisions on global economies, automotive and AI advancements, differences in smartphone sales, and Navy's transformative boat technology and market expansion plans.

Bloomberg Technology covers the World Economic Forum in Davos and the US Supreme Court's rejection of Apple's bid for an app store review. They discuss the implications of the decision for iPhone users and app developers, the sustainability of Apple's services business, and the potential impact of AI on jobs and partnerships.

The podcast discusses the Red Sea disruption caused by US and UK strikes on Houthi targets, impacting the global supply chain. It explores the challenges faced by Tesla and other companies in sourcing parts and the increase in ocean freight prices. The episode also mentions European antitrust regulators monitoring Microsoft and OpenAI's relationship, concerns about market competitiveness, the availability of Bitcoin spot ETFs, the retirement of Apple board directors, and the importance of ambitious founders.

SEC approves Bitcoin ETFs, Hertz sells 20K EVs, Silicon Valley layoffs, impact on digital asset sector, trading volumes and price action of Bitcoin, Hertz's decision and its impact on EV market, concerns over Google's antitrust appeal, recent layoffs in Silicon Valley, interview with Nasdaq CEO on Bitcoin ETF approval and future regulation, Bitcoin's potential and future price predictions, state of health tech space and recent M&A activity

SEC's X account being compromised, HPE's $14 billion acquisition of Juniper Networks, interviews with Panasonic and Siemens AG CEOs at CES, CES news, concerns about electric vehicle demand, technology valuations, SEC's Bitcoin ETF decision, HPE CEO discussing acquisition strategy, Siemens US CEO's AI partnerships, debates on AI valuations and existence of AI bubble, investing in AI and its impact on charities, AI applications on smartphones, demand for Palantir's AI products during Israel-Hamas conflict

CEOs of Qualcomm and Mobileye discuss AI impact at CES and the announcement of a revolutionary operating system for ADAS. Sales outlook for the year forecasts a decrease due to inventory buildup. Coverage of CES includes a conversation with the CEO of Qualcomm about their XR chip and efforts to bring scale and performance to VR market. The European Union investigates ties between OpenAI and Microsoft. Changes in dating app pricing plans and launch of Archer app for queer and bisexual men are also highlighted.