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of an american catastrophe available on audible and kindle and in hardcover amazon dot com he's contributor and former pentagon official michael maloof michael the auto bowl version of that is great and the day that you and i 1st met 4 years ago when i 1st came to our america you mesmerized me off the top of your head in the green room talking about electromagnetic pulse we finally got around to discussing this on t.v. a give our viewers the reader's digest version how electromagnetic pulse happens and so that they have something else to worry about what's the one o one. ok well it's thanks thanks for having me. well it could be either a natural occurrence from the sun or it can be a nuclear explosion at high altitude now electromagnetic pulse is basically a high intensity burst of the electromagnetic energy caused by the rapid acceleration of charge of charged particles and if you have unprotected electronics this in m.p. will not come out it can fry your all of your all of your electronics. now let me just add. some electric what it what is electromagnetic energy that would include such s

does that mean that alexa and our kindles will have amazon designed chips as well?kely over time, absolutely. we started our journey back in 2010. this is not just something we have been doing recently. it is something we realized we had to do as a cloud provider in the early days of aws. we purchased a chip manufacturing company back in 2014. they have built no fewer than 11 different chips for us today. that is a server chip, we have chips in the machine learning space that are coming out. it is very likely that you will continue to see us innovate in the space. as long as it makes sense for our customers, which is what we are always looking at. how we improve our customer experience, that drives us. emily: google and microsoft are also making their own chips and also have big cloud businesses. how do you think your efforts compare to theirs or how do you think your efforts give you an advantage over what they are doing? david: we are trying not to focus too much on what our competitors are doing, but stay focused on what customers are saying. we have been early t

and folks like amazon and very popular kindl apps. they are both selling a digital good or service. one is a book. the other is a subscription to a service where you are meeting other people that you may be interested in. >> so, you are trying to find a ride and also paying for that ride. it involves the movement of the person that once it arrives. but in all three instances, downloading of books, arranging to meet someone to date or finding a ride, or in those old digital services where you are exchanging information through the app? >> senator, respectfully i see it is very different than the dating service or the audiobook. the dating service, you are meeting people on your phone. you are reading the book on your phone or your ipad. with the car service, i'm calling a car to my house to come pick me up and take me to work or to the airport or wherever i might be going. that is what i'm getting from uber and lyft, a car to go from a to b. in terms of the other examples, all of the experience is contained within the four corners of the device. you're not paying -- >> you are litera

and amazon executive says they want to see their new chips in not just servers, but in kindles , alexae you built your news hendr -- your new foundry ambitions, what are your expectations that customers will come back when they are also competing with your design? pat: overall, what we have described with our 2.0 integrated design and manufacturing technology, that we are going to be producing our chips, but also being it foundry for other people's chips, and the response to that has been tremendous from the industry. i would point to the fact that today, there is so much concentration, mostly in asia, and the world needs a more balanced supply chain. europe, and particularly the u.s., we need manufacturing done by u.s. companies, and we are stepping into that in a big way. we announced two new fabs in arizona, a 20 billion dollar investment, and we already have 50 customers in our pipeline working with us on taking advantage of these new foundry service capabilities. great response. but i would also respond that a few of those you mentioned in your list are looking and saying, i can n

i just spoke with amazon executive who wants to see their new chips in not just servers, but in kindle since you unveiled your foundry ambitious, what indication do you have for customers like that will come back, when to be fair, they are also competing with your design? >> overall, what we have described with our integrated design and manufacturing strategy, we are going to be both producing our chips, but also being a foundry for other people's chips and the response has been tremendous. i point to the fact that today there is so much concentration and very few suppliers, mostly in asia. the world needs a more balanced supply chain, both europe and particularly the u.s.. we need manufacturing here done by u.s. companies, we are stepping into that in a big way. we announced two new plants in arizona, a $20 billion investment. we already have 50 customers our pipeline who are working on us on taking advantage of these new foundry service capabilities. paul: just a few minutes away from the open in sydney, tokyo and seoul. sophie: we are watching fujitsu in a tie up, everything could b