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the more those applications run on aws, the more it grows the aws business with a reasonable profile margin. >> i do want to talk some more about that in ai, but first i want to touch on some other things and actually first, something that that ai doesn't yet do so well, which is craft high end entertainment. recently, fair to say, the hollywood world has been rocked by the news that amazon mgm is taking full control over the james bond enterprise it had been. let's see michael g. wilson, barbara broccoli, who sort of post their dad, were guiding that franchise. so people are concerned that amazon's going to over commercialize or something. tell me about what amazon will and won't do. how much attention are you paying to those notes that ian fleming took about what's bondian and what's not? >> well, i mean, first of all, i don't believe that ai is going to write a bond movie anytime soon. so, you know, i think that we are we're incredibly honored to have the ability to help shepherd the bond franchise for the next generation. and we have amazing filmmakers that we've hired over time.

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so they're really building the infrastructure for aws. so they have the capacity to serve a lot of those clients. right. so they partnered with companies like anthropic that have the cloud. claude. excuse me, claude in the cloud. you know that model there. they've invested $8 billion in that. so their infrastructure bill, i think is a little different than, let's say, google that has gemini. and they want to support that. and then obviously microsoft with their open ai relationship. so again i just don't think this is as interesting. i think about their cloud growth was what 19%. and you know google and microsoft got punished for coming in a little below that $30 billion number. so i don't know. they have market share issues here too. i think those other names have kind of kind of nipped at the at their butt a little bit. so that sounds good. but i don't know. i'm just saying i don't know. it's you know. >> fx impact. we're hearing it more and more and. >> they actually made a. >> point of it. >> in their guide to talk. >> about the. >> p

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and at the lower end that would imply around 5% growth, the slowest growth on record for amazon aws. amazon web services, of course, in focus, which is around 50% of profit for amazon, posted revenue more or less in line with estimates. but i think given the optimism around this part of the tech giant's story, its business, the market really wanted a bigger beat as well. and of course, all eyes on capex. that's the theme of this earnings season. amazon saying it will spend $100 billion this year, mainly building out data centers and investing in ai that's bigger than microsoft reported and alphabet as well. now, ceo andy jassy, on the earnings call, called ai a once in a lifetime opportunity as a way to justify to investors that spending. but of course, deep seek has sparked concerns over whether such a level of investment is needed and, of course, whether those tech giants will see the return on those investments. there were some good parts, though. look, amazon boosted profitability, with net income almost doubling to $20 billion and its ad business continues to grow with revenue u

yeah, take care. [ audience aws ] bye, bud. you. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to the show, everybody. did you guys see this last night? elon musk and president trump held a press conference in the oval office, and they were joined by elon's 4-year-old son. [ light laughter ] don jr. was like, "wait a a minute, my dad said there's to work' day."as 'take your son [ laughter ] not only was elon's son there, he actually climbed onto his dad's shoulders at one point. it was pretty cute. look at this. >> would that present a a conflict of interest for you? [ laughter ] >> no, because you'd have to look at the individual contract, and say -- first of all, i'm not the one, you know, filing the contract. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] actually what happened next was even -- it was kind of weird, actually. i can't believe no one is talking about this. paul, take a look at this. >> will you abide by that ruling? will you comply with that ruling. >> well, i always abide by the courts. and then i'll have to appear, but then -- [ laug

it is the forward-looking guidance that has us a little bit anxious, all about aws. let's get to it with our bloomberg intelligence analyst. they are committing to spend one hundred billion dollars on aws, necessary to capture the extent of demand for cloud right now. >> absolutely right. we are not supposed -- surprised by that. 105 billion dollars in 2025 and likely thereafter means they are spending more on ai, but that is a good thing. we want to see them spend more because there is going to be higher demand for aws services and amazon needs to make sure they are investing. jackie: what did the company say about its e-commerce business? we forget this and all the talk about the cloud. >> e-commerce had a nice quarter on the back of a strong holiday season. they did well. the fact that it grew nearly five single digits was surprising and promising one of the efforts there. for the online side, we are looking to see what happens in 2025. caroline: let's talk about whether or not commerce can support the amount of investment that is going on. most analysts have upda

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is aws revenue growth. >> i think it's. >> three things. really i think. >> yes aws has. >> a lot.do with it. >> obviously retail as well. >> but frankly. >> it's going to be operating income. margins or operating. income overall. and so we're looking for another big quarter of overall why they're. >> they're more. efficient within. >> their core retail. >> business. >> particularly in north america. >> advertising helps their. >> aws talks. >> to the. >> overall growth. you know, we're looking for 19 ish percent growth anywhere around there i think would be good. of course, anything better would be great. >> we have gotten sort. >> of somewhat okay. >> checks from google cloud. we saw diesel. >> same thing for azure. >> so anyway, i agree with you. >> it's aws. >> but operating income is really a key part of the story here. >> because from a valuation. >> perspective it's not that expensive. >> and we're. >> now looking at it on an eps basis. >> and there again is the trajectory for quarterly revenues of amazon versus walmart. you know, when google sold off, a lot of people said i

caroline: some of them get sold for an awful lot of money.t was great to have you and thank you for running us through roblox. we have the manager of the wealth enhancement group with us and there has been so much to digest. one theme running through is ai anxiety and smartphone anxiety. i want to bring up with what we are seeing in qualcomm and we worry about smartphones flatlining. what do you make of it? i know you do not hold it, but what would you make of the read across? >> in terms of the overall ai environment. i think we are focused on the short-term and long-term. in the short term for companies like qualcomm, we are really into her -- impacted by the handset slowdown. i think if you look out longer-term in where they are going to play it is in that inference side or where the chips will be able to be in smaller devices as the arm ceo talked about. and things like the new form factors like the ray-ban glasses. these will be where qualcomm might have additional exposure to which -- exposure which is a positive. caroline: the best poi

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and tonight, hearts are breaking for those who perished during this awful, awful crash. jonathan, back to you. >> and cb, i see the lights flashing behind you there. obviously still a very active scene in terms of the investigation. but what do we know about the injuries and if indeed there are any fatalities on the ground there? are we expecting officials to give us any updates on that kind of thing in the next couple of hours or not, until first light? >> no updates are expected tonight. we do know from the owner of that medical plane, the owner of the company, rather, released a statement saying it was doubtful there were any survivors. and if you look at that video, you can understand why. but we do know from another local hospital here in philly that six other people were transported from the site to receive treatment. we're told all of those people are suspected to be okay. now we're just trying to learn where those people were at here on the ground when that plane crashed. we are hoping to get more updates from officials here tomorrow because like i mentioned earl

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and it was one of the most special moments in my life. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: come on, buddy.mean, after this tournament, the 4 nations -- first of all, there's so many great countries, there's so many great players. and you look up and down all these lineups and, you know, there's so many countries that have a chance to win with the star-studded roster that they have. but i truly believe in our team. and, you know, we got so close with this tournament, and, you know, looking at next year being kind of a chance at redemption. but i truly believe in our chances. and just like i said, wearing the usa crest, there's nothing like it, and we have so much pride in it, and we'll be ready to go. >> jimmy: yeah, and next time i see you, you'll have gold around your neck and there'll be nothing like that. [ cheers and applause ] >> i hope so. >> jimmy: you're a good man. >> i hope so. >> jimmy: thank you so much for coming on the show. please come back. >> thank you. >> jimmy: congrats on everything. stanley cup champion, matthew tkachuk. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back, eve