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a huge rapidly growing business center. hyperscalers like google cloud. they have come in with gang buster orders. $100 billion worth of demand. that is incredible. that is what the bulls have been saying all along. generative ai is real and ocular. wall street was blown away and rallied 14.6. for data centers there is a tremendous demand for the wares of microsoft and google. what goes into those data centers? what about chips. taking nvidia stock up 3.4%. that is extraordinary. nvidia just had -- the splits like this since the stocks tend to change. individuals ring the register on two or three of their shares. there is positive news from oracle. turning the stock straight up. i will give you a deeper analysis of my apple stance. non-spoiler alert, i can hear that you should on both stocks and not trade them. i want to thank the well wishing thank you that we have received for the courageous stance. tonight we have one more set of great tech numbers. it is a $700 billion but came in. this company from the travel trust is trading gigantic lee after the b

is not always connected to google services, commercial center.empting to swing much more in a focus on products to be -- gemini being the flapship won, competing with open a.i. there are still bumps and warts in that merger. and there is a conflict how much doing these core products versus more exploratory research. caroline: talking of bumps and warts, the commercialization hasn't gone that smoothly and that is kind of the problem of being such a big company, where they can't act like a start-up all the time. >> yeah, i think so. you would think that clearly google is under much more scrutiny for the messups they have. the gemini one which we talked about. i think that's totally understandable given how big of their services are. how many people are using google search on a daily basis and how much responsibility that has not just for their bottom line but obviously the regulatory scrutiny they're under and internally i think those screwups they've had recently, there will be interesting tension about what changes they make when they launch. the

google is saying it's a leader in sustainable data centers, and they only began releasing their water usage data a couple of years ago after a lawsuit. ali: and to that transparency point, i want to play for you a sound bite from an environmental activist in northern virginia. as we've said, where so many of these data centers aocated. >> one of the big things that concerns me is that some of these data center companies are claiming to be holding federal or department of defense servers, and therefore, they are critical infrastructure and cannot be allowed to go down. and so, there's this question of who gets the water in a drought situation, and are they going to leverage that kind of argument of national security to potentially say they get the water first? ali: are there any safeguards that exist to make sure that these companies are being honest about the types of, companies that they're supporting with their servers? and what the effect on the environment is? sachi: we're kind of trusting companies to be transparent and do the right thing. there are a lot of companies like to tou

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one of the wilson center, thank you so much. thank you. and some more stories from around the world. now, fresh unrest has broken out in new caledonia protesters in the french pacific territory class with police throughout the day. and many schools remain closed. last month, france and hundreds of police to new caledonia. after a proposed look, toral reform triggered protests and calls for independence. fire officials and south korea say at least 22 people have been killed in a blaze at a lithium battery factory. just south of the capital, sol, a number of people are still missing the cause of the fire, which is now been brought under control, is not yet known to apple has been charged with breaching the use tech rules around digital competition. the block has accused the iphone maker of preventing ab developers from informing customers of cheaper options. apple could now face have define. meanwhile, the european commission says it's launching a new investigation into apple's app store. is there any fees charge to alternative app stores an

google is considering a housing development in downtown san jose. it's eyeing at the site of the demolished retail center project would include office buildings, shops and restaurants. the city council approved a development agreement with google back in 2021. today. san francisco supervisors are discussing mayor london breed plan to bring pandas back to the city breed is seeking a waiver just solicit donations for the pandas. new 25 0. 0 enclosure. the move is facing some pushback as the city faces a massive budget deficit over the next 2 years. and a huge shakeup in the world of competitive eating. san jose, joey chester has been banned from this year's 4th of july. hot dog eating contest has comes after he struck a deal with a rival brand impossible foods, which sells plant based top dogs just done has been competing in the contest since 2005. and he hasn't lost in 9 years. all right, let's get back to fire danger. we know it comes hand in hand with the hotter months here in the bay area and right now everyone is watching the conditions. hoping t

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that's when google acquired deep mind and building their center of excellence and you've seen the growth london. so i'm not surprised that microsoft open a.i. and sales force is saying that london is the flies be. the talent is here. the talent is here. i think there's a lot of enthusiasm and hype. we have to be careful not to overhype this. but the fundamentals and the foundation for london being a global a.i. hub. >> on the question of hub any concerns about the a.i. hype in particular the fun flows crowding out other parts of this ecosystem? >> yes, i think -- the joke is around every company is saying they're an a.i. company. we have to be careful. we have to make sure that the diligence is happening. money is going into many of these companies. that's not to the detriment of thin tech which continues to do well. and london is the number one city for green finance. climate tech investment is very strong. there might be other sectors that might be impactinged on that a bit on health tech, e-commerce, ed-tech which had been good sectors might be hitting a little bit of well, i'm intere

oracle gave a bullish presentation about the data center buildout.by microsoft and google are partnering with oracle for generative ai. wednesday was brought calm. they have moved aggressively to provide equipment for the data center including what amounts to plumbing that connects nvidia chips to enterprise. this blew the door off investments and that's all that matters to the stock. not the near-term earnings or sales which did miss projections. last night was adobe. they made it clear that generative ai has been a huge help to the visual media and marketing business. that's why the stock rebounded more than 14%. this allowed other stocks with a strong a i present to keep moving higher. the biggest winner of the mall was nvidia which has emerged as the king of both computing and generated ai. it is giving apple and microsoft a run for its money in terms of market capitalization. you have to wonder if this one stock, atlas like, can support the entire movement. i know one person that does not think it is possible and that is larry williams. there ar

google cloud. it's the kind of storage management hyperscalers need. it's like the pick and shovel of the gold rush. stocks up 22%. next, right back to the data center with the monolithic power systems. monochrome. doesn't matter anymore, does it? here is a term you need to no. content shared gain. it's the most boring thing i've ever heard but it makes you money. it is gaining content share with the giant systems. come on. right, nvidia! including their next-gen chip that will ship this fall. chips burn hot -- go ahead. where is it? monolithic helps keep it under control. yes, a.i. 21% up. then there is number nine. i don't mean to bore you, but i know i am. the semiconductor company is all aspects of tech and cell phones and a.i. putting other companies indispensable under one roof, $747 billion company no one has heard of but the investing club so we have a real big position in it and we bought it last year. i think it's going to be double from when we bought it. finally, you're probably aware o

those queries fueling data centers need for power.dman sachs now saying electricity demand will grow by 160% by 2030. how to meet that need? well the department of energy is turning to mothballed nuclear plants. we're about to take you live on a tour of one that's about to flip back on the lights. you've gotta stay with us to see it, next. you know, so much chatter about data center, reit, real estate investment trust being a hot investment. year-to-date, slumping more than 5% but iron mountain on the other hand has spiked 27% while digital realty is looking at an 11% gain. we are coming right back. (♪) (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com investment opportunities are everywhere you turn. but at t. rowe price, we're lett

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to, to mention google, our university is considered a leading university in europe. and in particular, we're at the head of the pack in the fields of robotics and machine learning and perception of fuel and along with around 50 other universities and companies. the t u. m is involved in the a alliance, a project initiated by the meta and ibm groups for the development of artificial intelligence. institutions like southern are also members. therefore disco solution, close collaboration between research, industry and society is crucial. this means that we want to work together to advance responsible technology as long as you have, but we also want to make them transparent and understandable and available on. and i would say a very important contribution from industry is to make resources available. it also expertise wants to sort of, especially in a i where many leading lines are also anchored in industry to industry for on good . some of those leading mines however, are not usually associated with serving the public interest. how much real influence, for instance, wil

on these data centers.ecause if they do, again, microsoft's margins will shrink by 5 percentage points, 500 basis points. >> right. >> that's not sustainable. >> joel, so how would you answer that? >> it's simple. gil presumes that nvidia is going to be the only chipmaker in the world. >> exactly. >> number one. number two is that this is a cyclical business, right, supply and demand business. there's not infinite amount of demand out there. microsoft has the best buying power out there out of anyone, number one. number two, if 1.2 billion users of microsoft office 365, all of those users right now, i think 20% of the fortune 500 are actually using a.i. on this and paying a premium for that service. i think that's going to be pervasive in the enterprise, and that's where the money will be. >> joel, is there any way you and chris can gang up on gil? it's amazing how, and it is always painted as microsoft and nvidia cannot both reach $4 trillion in the next year. something has to give. if nvidia hits those nu

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google and amazon, et cetera.n that company, we no longerce but the grid around. the players in the industry need to find solutions and land areas and space where you can get renewable energy which is what we are really trying to do to find sources of energy that are sustainable for the long term and can support the digitalization of society. we think that trend is inev inevitable it is very important that we do that in a good way >> let me ask you about pharma because there are so many trends are you interested in investments in that sector as well >> yes, we're a large investor in healthcare across private equity and venture capital and growth we find quite interesting opportunities in orphan drugs or, again, the services and manufacturing around the drug space. galderma is the largest prescription or one of the three businesses is the prescription business around skin health. with aging society and certain lifestyle trends in the world, we find it is an exciting space to be. what we do know is we are careful ab

at the end of autumn, so to speak, advanced british minds, but all this was done under the company googlethat began to make better weather forecasts than the hydrodynamic models of the european center for medium-range forecasts, and of course. with much less computing resources, it's all cheaper, it's all better, and of course, immediately, as happens in such cases, a thought immediately arose, some meteorologists are so decadent that that’s it, meteorologists are no longer needed, hydrodynamic models are no longer needed, that’s it, artificial intelligence, well, i ’m much more careful about this, what about you? i also treat such alarmist statements very carefully: a person is not going anywhere in the near future, especially a person with good expert knowledge, simply a person - armed with such models based on artificial intelligence, he can solve his problems there faster, more accurately and more. number of tasks in the same time, if we talk specifically about models from google, or, for example, there is the huawei company, which , based on its capabilities and developments, also ma

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data that centers, we are going to need more power in the u.s.arch. and then we have invid a what's popular 1 h-1000 chip that many data centers use, if not it's probably the most popular, it uses 101 kilowatts of power compared to the other types of processers we've seen, it's just a sliver. again, this is being recommissioned. so it closed in 2022 here in michigan, and now whole tech wants to add two small modular reactors, and this could be the first of its kind in north america. smrs are being used in russia and china. these are are smaller scale, 300 tomegawatt reactors. microsoft is tapping into the technology, open ai's sam altman is investing in two different start-ups making a splash in the field as well. >> for decades, you know, the united states was at the the forefront of being a nuclear power generator. there are countries who have done better. france, for instance, gets about 80% of their power from nuclear energy. so, yeah, i think there's an opportunity for us to catch up a little bit. >> reporter: nuclear energy provides nearly

the google cloud portion of the business. >> ruth has proven herself through her track record of beingesponsibly allocate resources and generative ai is an incredibly expensive endeavor. alphabet is really the top tier of companies competing for talent and also need to continue to invest resources into data centers and other tech infrastructure. i think we will see some of that from ruth as well. caroline: i love the quote from the mizuho -- saying this is probably one of the best gigs. i'm wondering, there are a lot of really great female cfos in the tech sector but meta, microsoft. so many of these juggernauts have females in the finance role. davey: it's a welcome development especially for an industry that is struggled with diversity issues and highlighting top female leaders over many years so, i think this is a pretty good choice for alphabet and we will see how it goes, she has big shoes to fill. >> and the shoes remain on campus which is interesting. thank you for breaking that downgrade that does it furthest additional bloomberg technology. ed: what a show, what a moment for b

chat search uses ten times energy as a google search.e need to see how much energy we need to get to the data centers which are soaking up the data demand. that's why we like eaton. >> the other stocks are health insurance. earlier this week, we got retail sales. surprise to the downside. even more so if you take out autos. down 2%. excuse me. .1% with the estimate of .2%. a lot of issues with the co consumer being stretched. you gave us a couple of companies. elements and health and people buying clothes. dick's sporting goods. are you concerned the consumer is too stretched for some of this? they can't continue to pay higher insurance premiums and continue to buy with the way things aring going? >> it is a good point to make that the consumer is overstretched. if you look at some of the data we have, we think the consumer is not overstretched. take for example you are locked into a 3.4% mortgage. maybe the debt levels for the consumers are not too high. they are taking consideration on the big-ticket items. it is important to know that

well to san jose now where google is getting all real estate on us in downtown san jose, the company wants more affordable housing. it's eye on the side of a demolished retail center to also build office buildings, shops and restaurants city bosses approved a development agreement a few years ago, but there is still no timeline for the projects launch. okay, listen up lunch crowd in and out, coming out with higher prices that's happening. the company is passing on the cost to meet the $20 per hour minimum wage to you, the consumer. that means you're double double meal now cost $10.45. before tax and various city sales tax means the meals. total costs may differ between locations. well, imagine a regular day at the gym turns into a night and chase center. wait until you see who joined a pickup game just outside of sacramento and coming up in our 930 stream, a contractor revealing secrets about illegal construction. why, he says bay area families feel lik - it's so fun to watch jessica in this space. - this is a look at those clouds right now in real-time, but let's head underneath thi

this solutions should be on the shipping automotive center. this is about, i know you're gonna have it with us with this pick through amazon as part of the of the fluid in google is leaving the kids and we just found a so essentially just the way everybody welcome back to moscow. welcome back to the moscow mules, the cave of russian. this information about mind, the k, to say to my side kick robin is over there. i'll be a chief investigator for the russian ministry of this information. ology spread. ology. according to the boys in the west apartment, a place to start down in the sunny climes of monaco, the playground of the rich and famous one. the hardest place is actually on earth to get a place to live because you've got to invest huge. you have somebody have a lot of cash. i won't turn it up there. yeah, the bottom will be but the bottom of bill over in monaco has ukrainian number plates on the phone to video the so this machine were a ton of money we're told has ukrainian number plates in front of a monocle and it's registered to a ukrain

google, meta, microsoft, openai, tesla, and xai. >> and on the topic of competition, wong talked aboutntries like japan and canada developing their own a.i. capabilities. but, as expected this is a shareholder meeting, no new news, the stock did trade down but off the lows of the day, scott. >> yeah, hang with me a second before we talk about micron. it got a nice move in the nasdaq towards the end of -- >> it's going up a dollar. >> i'm looking at nvidia, threatening to go positive. tesla up 5% today, now amazon is above 4%. a gainer as it tops 2 trillion. where the money's going. >> it's where it's going, certainly where it's not leaving and it's a down market type of thing, and everything nvidia says today is totally reassuring about the long-term story and i kind of thought that's what the trillion dollars in added market cap a month was about. >> yeah, right. >> what's in the stock at this point if that's not in the stock. >> the inevitable question. >> seema mody, what should we look forward to? >> grabbed the spotlight, micron benefiting by providing memory and storage for those

. >>> google is considering a housing development in downtown san jose. the tech giant confirmed to cbs news bay area they are weighing options to build a housing development at the site of an old retail center that was recently demolished. this is in the area known as downtown west. it would eventually lead to a massive mixed-use neighborhood with office buildings, shops, parks, restaurants, hotels and entertainment spaces. the san jose city council approved a development agreement with google in 2021 but still no timeline on when this project would officially launch. >>> still ahead, a highway headache, the timeline to fix this chance that took out an entire road. >>> plus not your average police pursuit, why officers were chasing after a man on a mini bike. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi

by the way, has been qte incredible, the announcements we have made from google, huge announcement inns. same thing with microsoft, the new data center, upscaling mastercard, we just had the ceo up here, coca-cola, over $175 million investment. that is fantastic. now more, right? how can we do even more than that? i think under president ruto's leadership, your leadership, what is happening in kenya, the entrepreneurial activity in kenya, kenya is leading the way to change the narrative in africa, the whole continent. kenya is a scene of optimism, democracy, rule of law, entrepreneurial,xÑ young population, a culture that encourages risk-taking. that is a very big deal. not true everywhere. and, increasingly, it is either on behalf of u.s. investors and entrepreneurs and tech companies to invest. and so i was there a month ago, as i said, and i felt it, i saw it firsthand, i took with me to present's advisory council on doing business in africa, i met with women leaders in technology, i met with entr the large u.s. also met with venture capitalists. and the fact is, when i was reading

by the way, has■ç been quite incredible, the announcements we have made from google, huge announcements of kenyans. same thing with microsoft, the new data center, upscaling mastercard, we just had the ceo up h over $175 million investment. that is fantastic. now more, right? how can we do even more than that? i think under president ruto's leadership, yours happening in e entrepreneurial activity in kenya, kenya is leading the way to change the narrative in africa, the whole continent. kenya is a scene of optimism, democracyentrepreneurial, young population, a culture that encourages risk-taking. that is a very big deal. not true everywhere. and, increasingly, it is either on behalf of u.s. investors and entrepreneurs and tech companies to invest. and so i was there a month ago, as i said, and i felt it, firsto present's advisory council on doing business in africa, i met with women leaders in technology, i met with entrepreneurs, i met with the large u.s. multinationals, i also met with venture capitalists. and the fact is, when i was reading my book, when i was preparing for the vis

. >>> let's go to san jose where google is getting all real estate on us. downtown san jose.ts more affordable housing. they're eyeing the site of a demolished retail center and also build office buildings and shops and restaurants. city boss by the way approved a development agreement a few years ago but still no timeline for the launch of that project. >>> in-n-out coming up with higher prices. the company passing on to cost the meet the $20 per hour minimum wage to you the consumer. that means your double/double will now cost you $10.45 before tax and keep in mind, varying city sales tax means the meals' total cost may differ with locations but eat up anyway. >> doubling my double/double. >>> all right, well, there are some bizarre few combinations out there but there's a particular food trend ooh, look at that. going viral on social media right now. that has a lot of people scratching their heads. people are squirting ketchup on to kit kat bars and it's happening and then eating them. they're in the even breaking apart the chocolate. look at that. doing it just like a big

so mainly large cloud players and hyper scalers like google, meta, microsoft, etc.he second is the a.i. networking or overall networking business, which until now was the biggest piece, which is where the pipeline that runs the data center outside of the g.p.u. memory that's basically all the networking components. caroline: we have clearly some competitor inching into the space when you think of nvidia. it's a good, strong number, too. what's also interesting is they're taking a leaf out of nvidia's book, doing a stock split. >> yeah, i mean, that seems to be the trend these days. you get good results, and you see what happens, double-digit stock growth. i think from a compiling point of view, in the near term, in terms of use case, we don't think they're really competing with each other, because the use case right now are different and there's no hurdle to see grow for both companies. in the lock term, it's more in the use case. the cloud provides and hyper scalers would have limited budget to spend. caroline: and designing their own chips slowly but surely. reall

the two firms will develop new facilities next to the existing data centers with construction do to startater this year. less softbank's start with sounder health care -- founder health care on where to harness ai for the health sector. one company who is expected to bring up is tempest ai that is backed by softbank that analyzes medical data. south korean chipmakers are about to get a financial boost. the country is going to inject $90 million in support to build out the semiconductor industry starting in july. eligible firms can tap the program at the lowest rates as countries worldwide are moving to make chips locally due to global supply chain concerns. those are some of the new stories we are following. i want to get to crypto. strike is now launching in the united kingdom. delighted to say that the ceo jack manners joins us now on bloomberg technology. i found this interesting. without boring you with that, i moved to america six years ago. at that time when i was covering technology london in particular i would say and the consumer base was much more focused on fintech and crypto.

where google is getting all real estate on us this morning. company wants more affordable housing there. they're eyeing the side of a retail center to also build office buildings and shops and restaurants. city bosses approved the development agreement a few cheers ago, but there's still really no timeline for the project's launch. >>> all right, listen up everybody. especially if you are a lunch crowd person. in-n-out coming out with higher prices. company passing on the cost to meet that $20 per hour minimum wage mandate. to you the consumer. that means your double/double meal will now cost $10.45 before tax. and keep in mind, varying city sales taxes mean the meal's total cost could differ depending where you go. >> animal style reed? >> kneeling kind of -- not like that after this. >> oh okay. >>> all right, well, there's some bizarre food combinations out there. but there's a particular food trend going viral on social media. right now, that has many people scratching their heads. i'm kind of scratching my head about this too. people are

planning its return this summer to the bay area will have more about what's happening outside the chase centeream and bay area teams made the list. this was done by casino reviews. they analyzed google searches of 153 teams and the number 4 most popular team. >> the san francisco forty-niners number 2 team has the golden state warriors about that. and the number one team. >> i rented dodgers to talk about >> hey, here's a new study that claims that the most offensive things that a person can say or do when their dining at a restaurant. and this is based on a poll 1000 americans. so here's the deal. 90 1% say the most annoying thing you can do. it refused to pay for a meal that you eat. okay. and you didn't like, like so like this was in good. >> special and put the whole thing. and some other hot topics that could be offensive debating menu prices with the staff like you're going to be hagel, them just complaining like that's not love. just don't eat here. right now, the restaurant's closing time arguing about that is very annoying, they say and >> snapping your fingers to get a waiter's atten

intel's new offerings are designed for greater performance and power efficiency for data centers.off at least 100 employees from several teams in google's cloud unit, including in skpales and engineering. a google spokesperson confirming the cuts and calling them incremental across teams to better align its businesses. speaking job cuts, a microsoft spokesperson the company will lay off about 1,000 employees that work on mixed reality. those cuts will affect the department that contributes to the hollow lens 2, the augmented reality headset. but microsoft plans to continue selling the device. right now, let's get right back to andrew in washington. andrew, you've got a lot of big things going on there today. >> hey, thanks, becky. i'm at the cnbc ceo summit here in washington, d.c., just about to kick off the day of programming. it starts at 9:00 a.m. a big focus here for executives, the 2024 election and how to integrate artificial intelligence technology. we're going to see what this crowd really thinks of the election and which way they're going to go. we'll talk about it on th

you are seeing increased spending from amazon, google still on the come.be tesla. they are pushing on ai data centers. a lot of new orders coming in from tesla. also look at the whole enterprise platform. there is a lot out there that has not been penetrated. still less than 10% of shipments. you are seeing strong demand. all the supply side, always some limitations, so you cannot supply everyone yet. jonathan: always great to catch up with you. 10-1 stock split day on nvidia. microsoft, meta, amazon, alphabet, 40% of the revenue base for that company. lisa: those have been the companies that have been able to spend money. jonathan: they have the cash. how long is the runway? up next, amanda lynam, mark zandi on this u.s. economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ i can't believe you corporate types are still at it. just stop calling each other rock stars. and using workday to put finance and h.r. on one platform. tim, you are a rock star. using responsible ai doesn't make you a rock star. it kinda does. you are not rock stars. (clears throat) okay. most of you are not

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