so we are serving those customers as hetchy power customers. uh tida. no longer has a customer relationship with those, um those those, um, buildings on on treasure island. um we are through this budget proposal proposing to connect the legacy customers, uh, distribute system to the new switchgear that serves the new customers. i just described. and that should improve, um, reliability for the legacy customers. um, the overall tida development timeline line. um. you know, it's getting more certain, uh but it is an extended timeline for overall development. uh, we can we can, um, consult with tida and give you a, an accurate. you know, snapshot of where they think, what they think the timeline is. uh, but i will say to you that given our shared concern about outages for legacy customers, the request we have here to implement improvements to, to remotely monitor the performance of that switchyard and to build generator connections and to connect the tie to served electric customers to that new switchyard should improve their overall reliability during tha

new customs system. a system designed and launched in line with the transformation plan in customs. whatever we have in the current system , we will have it with more careful considerations and complying with all the rules and regulations and its main feature, which is the connection to the business community system, and its establishment in the customs. we create a system that has many differences with the previous gambrak system. the most important feature is that the merchant actually enters information in a single portal . the new customs system will start its activity on the first of april 1403 with the priority of the borders and customs of the west of the country. this system is in two stages and the next stage will be launched soon. by the end of spring next year. finish this phase and we will have the complete establishment of the country's new customs system, god willing, we will be able to enter phase two for the summer, another set of services that should also be added to the country's new cu

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new customs system. the system that was designed and launched in line with the transformation plan in customs. everything we have in the current system, with actually more accurate considerations and compliance with all the rules and regulations and its main feature is the connection to the community system. if there is business , we will have it and we will start its establishment in gambarkat. the system has many differences with the previous gambarak system . information acts. the new customs system will start its activity on the first of april 1403 with the priority of the borders and customs of the west of the country. this system is in two phases and the next phase will be launched until the end of spring next year to finish this phase and we will have the complete establishment of the country's new customs system . the services that should also be added to the new customs system of the country, but in the unveiling ceremony of these devices and the system, the head of the anti-trafficking organiza

clearance in one of the customs countries union. car was not initially underestimated, then there will be no additional payment. this measure will not affect in any way... and some japanese brands are partially carried from china, from korea, from europe, but this is just these parallel imports, which amount to about 10% there. on april 1 , the recycling fee increases and customs duties change. if you were planning to pick up a car, i strongly recommend doing so before april 1, as car prices will probably increase by 10%. or even more. about how you can understand whether it is worth buying a car for abroad and how to clear a car through customs yourself, we talked about in several issues. the procedure remains the same: from april 1, nothing will fundamentally change. how to understand how profitable it will be to buy a car abroad, there is another instruction about this. if you have not yet decided on a specific make and model, and do not know how much you will have to pay for import, go to our telegram, you will find the program

one is calling a customer of the customers chatting with our policy regardless of which customers usingheir customer i have to self identify as ai. the ultimate end customer who is engaging regardless whether it's messaging or e-mail they know they're doing with ai versus a great person. we disallow use of facial recognition there's a lot of bias. as a product policy aspects. finally our office of ethical technologies and ai have been very proactive in sharing our principles for responsible ai we open source these principles we are trying to teach everyone of our customers and implement that when the product and customer terms of service for. >> remind me of a conversation i had this morning. i was chatting with an executive he was saying the ethical aspects one of the elements of ai policy should be driven centrally ai affects every part of your organization you nelson ed central parts rolling out ai and training people. would you agree with that perspective the ethics are so central they have to come from the top a concert marking people like yourself and with your customers you want

ed: that was the message, transforming customer service using ai and what about transforming customer ai which is the promise from sierra from brett taylor and the chair of openai and former google employee clay. sierra is an ai agent which mirrors the nuances of human communication but is also empowered to take action to solve customer problems. i am delighted to say that brett and clay are here with us. to start with you, we have been wondering what you have been up to. you raised money for sierra and come out of stealth and you want to do something that has been talked about -- about, introduce an ai agent. brett: we are excited. when you leave your job, especially jobs like we have you want to go towards a big vision. from our perspective, conversational ai is the most important consumer technology trend of a generation. when you look at the advent of the internet and how it impacted the company's ability to interact with customers digitally and the birth of a smartphone we think that conversational ai is on par with those. every company will need their own agent which is how they

we are able to customize our system easily to specifically optimize for customer load.he demand for air cooling or liquid cooling. all of those make our product really popular around the market, and i believe we will continue to gain market share and continue to grow. caroline: it sounds like you are long. charles, i'm interested in -- well, your expertise, let's put it, in geopolitics. in global supply chains. in the fact that you had to pull out your manufacturing from china, because ultimately the chinese intelligence services inserting malicious components into your motherboards. how do you see that restriction on supply and the ongoing relationship between u.s. and china now, and it affecting your business? charles: we are a usa company located in silicon valley. we try to service customers global as much as we could, especially customers in the usa. so, today most of our production facility are in usa, and partially in taiwan. and in malaysia. in terms of product security, durability, supply chain, i believe we are in the best position. caroline: just need more of

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so from the customer. _ and e-commerce site. so from the customer, do _ and e-commerce site. customer, do i _ and e-commerce site. so from the customer, do i know- and e-commerce site. so from the customer, do i know that l the customer, do i know that i'm being treated to a personalised ai shopping experience here or not? {hat experience here or not? chat bots have — experience here or not? chat bots have not _ experience here or not? chat bots have not been _ experience here or not? chat bots have not been very - experience here or not? (swat bots have not been very smart. and what generative ai allows you to do is truly train them, not only with your products but the characteristics of your products. so if i come in and i say that i'm looking for a red top for a summer party that i'm going to, it looks at my previous shopping experience, shopping habits, it knows that i like certain styles and not every single red product so, the products are recommended to me, are tailored towards my preferences and my style and what i bought in the past. haw what i bought in the past. ho

our customers and our customers customers rely on us to come up with new solutions to enable their nextion products. for us, staying on top of innovation, doing technology roadmap exchanges with customers enables us to meet those emerging needs. then we make investments in new material science technologies. as a legacy capabilities don't meet the needs of next generation chips for ai, we are investing to support that outside of our four walls and bringing very interesting capabilities to market. ed: when we think about some of the end markets we listed at the top of the segment you're in, ev, smartphone, there are mixed forecasts of what 2024 looks like. you heard a moment ago, qualcomm sang flat to listing the digit growth in the smartphone market. we have covered a lot broadly slow down in ev growth globally. is that reflecting what your customers are engaging with you on? >> we call the bottom and are electronics business and the second quarter 2023. 20 23 was cuffed in electronics not just from demand but also there's a lot of inventory in the channel that had to clear. we have seen

clearance in the countries of the customs union for those who will clear the car through customs inng will change, the rates will not change... they will look first of all at the price of the car, how much it differs from the market average, if not, then there will be no additional fees. you still have questions, want to know more about what customs rules apply. now and how to communicate more effectively with the customs service, write to us in the telegram channel, we will ask experts about everything and tell you in the next episodes of the program instructions, watch to learn about the world, educational programs and documentaries, watch, watch in the application or on the website, this is hosted by philip trofemov in the studio, a large-scale failure in the operation of telegram and not only what exactly it was connected with was not officially reported, but the state duma suggested the reasons were in the reconfiguration of roskomnadzor equipment. disruptions in access to services began around 12:30 moscow time, they affected primarily telegram users, but there were also compl

for their customers.e: it is great to have you in town. but you could stop by the shop. forethought ceo deon nicholas. of course, talking all things nvidia, and more broadly the impact of generative ai. we are going to be joined by darren abrahamson to talk about where he is placing his bets. everyone is in town today. he is coming over from boston. let's get a check on what is happening in terms of one of the ai darlings, which has been selling off part. super micro computer. short-sellers have been notching $1.2 billion of late as we have seen shares fall. but, remember, this is a company up more than 700% in the last year. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, d grow. constant contact. helping the small stand tall. at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work wi

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so we are serving those customers as hetchy power customers. uh tida. no longer has a customer relationship with those, um, those those, um, buildings on on treasure island. um we are through this budget proposal proposing to connect the legacy customers, uh, distribute system to the new switchgear that serves the new customers. i just described. and that should improve, um, reliability for the legacy customers. um, the overall tida development timeline line. um. you know, it's getting more certain, uh, but it is an extended timeline for overall development. uh, we can we can, um, consult with tida and give you a, an accurate. you know, snapshot of where they think, what they think the timeline is. uh, but i will say to you that given our shared concern about outages for legacy customers, the request we have here to implement improvements to, to remotely monitor the performance of that switchyard and to build generator connections and to connect the tie to served electric customers to that new switchyard should improve their overall reliability during t

a special task for customs officers.egion they have to inspect not only ordinary ships, but also huge ships industrial giants. oleg posobin has details. inspection squad, three nurmand customs inspectors and a jack russell board the foreign board. after introducing themselves to the captain, the employees study the ship's role, the main document containing the crew list. meanwhile, the dog with an intriguing nickname arouses genuine interest in the smell of a television camera. but the terrier senses cigarettes, alcohol, drugs, explosives at a great distance, there is no hiding from him, so while on the captain's bridge inspectors are inspecting everything around, the handles of the valves to them are horribly practiced , it seems that joint smokers regularly order, the most common violations when crossing the sea border are exceeding the limit when transporting tobacco and... alcohol, you can carry no more than 3 liters of alcohol without declaration and duty, sometimes sailors deliberately go to such smuggling, and som

the customs officers don't take a break. so socially of as you know, several suspicious ships arrives in our sector today and you go to the last the but we are expecting people to return to pick up drugs from the port i. so that's also, i suppose it is. this is when we are the sect of our main system. we are talking about one of the larger container company history. it's a name, it is likely that they will try to lead the port to specific route, but i left go with all the overboard. so let's keep our eyes open and see if we can spot. anyone. come with those if there's only a camera surveillance is online, people are standing fine. basically, we're good to go. are there any questions over? is there any more info? now this has been a who lives the 3 ships have a very high priority. we assign something they are more often than mount does not seem for we have to work with us all we have. oh that. yeah. and let's go, let's go every shipment that brings cocaine into the pool to attract smugglers who come to pick up the goods. tens

mandeep: i look at their customer base. the customers are the hyper scalers, and they're running gigantic data centers, where they really have to focus on what works best for their data center foot present. so yes, it won't be you're bit quick out chip that nvidia has, but if they have to customize it to their own large model, and we just heard alphabet open sourcing the large model, so that's where it can be customized to your workload. and i think if they miss out on a customer like alphabet, that will be huge in terms of growth expectations for nvidia going forward. katie: there's some room for disappointment there. mandeep, you're going to be a busy man today. that's mandeep singh of blood vessel intelligence. -- of bloombergintelligence. now we have another analyst on set. great to see you. let's talk about nvidia. i keep talking about this goldman note, but i can't move away from it. goldman saying nvidia, the most important stock on earth. i thought that was pretty dramatic. but then i look through your notes, and yo

those are the things our customers brought to us. >> speaking of customers, what are they telling youe needs and what are they asking you to do for them? give us a picture of the current state of the freight market. this really struck me. your revenue per shipment was up 7%. the tonnage was down 7%. >> yes. we are impacted by what's going on in the macro. i think we talked about this before. we have a tie in to the industrial manufacturing sector. one of the reasons why it is so important and we are seeing some demand that is impacted by those declines levels. we have great opportunities for our company to grow. we built great relationships with the market at $500 billion and growing. it helps us to address the challenges that customers are talking with us about. as i mentioned, they are wanting to be able to put in place autonomous forklifts inside the warehouses and distribution centers and manufacturing facilities in order to make that material movement more efficient. >> i think every company seems to be looking for efficiencies. we had guests on saying we are coming out of the fr

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grodno customs officers have identified another attempt to save on customs duties.en a consignment of hobs was imported into jaas territory to hungarian carriers, the actual cargo worth more than 90 thousand rubles was not declared. the goods were transported from slovenia in a truck through the privalka checkpoint; during the inspection , customs officers determined that over 140 units the goods are not stated in the documents. such an inaccuracy would serve as the basis for reducing the amount of customs duties by 3,500 rubles, but in the end, instead of saving, you will have to pay an impressive fine. the grodno regional customs has initiated an administrative process against the carrier in accordance with part one of article 15 of the code of administrative offenses of the republic of belarus. the sanction of the article provides for a fine of up to 30% of the value of the illegally transported goods. a neighbor whom the victim herself trusted. irrefutable the evidence was discovered by an expert. at the end of december last year, a seventy-year-old woman report

notice i say customers and not people because the house is a customer and each house represents about 3 to 4 people. so that means we're sitting well over 200,000 or people still in the dark at very moment. let me show you video. >> you move around willow. glen, and that's my neighborhood that i patrolling this morning. this is video i shot at around 5 o'clock in the morning. same situation. what a big difference. sunlight versus no light makes. look at how dark it is at that particular time. the iponly light that was on was th safe way, which they have their own generator. many people don't have their own generator so they had to suffer in the dark throughout the overnight hours. but they did make a difference right now. they're sitting at around 72,000 customers, some 30,000 customers did get their lights on in the overnight hours. pgd doing their best, but probably will not have that power back in time for people to make their coffee in the morning and head to. definitely not school, but at least had to work a little bit grumpy this morning. >> all right. thanks a lot. we'll it is

commercial customers. traditionally they have been heavy on the government side, they are now adding new customers on the commercial side, which is what the market is excited about. ed: this is what dr. alex karp told us last night. building out that commercial business. our commercial business is exploding in a way we don't know how to handle, we don't know what to do with the onslaught of demand. humor me on this one. i'm going to go back a few years, pre-ipo, where palantir did not care about salespeople. they were not really worried about onboarding customers, any of that stuff. they ridiculed the idea of salespeople. they wanted to do their own thing. now dr. karp is basically saying, we need some sales reps and sales engineers and be able to give this to customers. are you convinced they can actually do that, take a business of it? mandeep: look, they have a very different selling motion. compare them to hyper-scalers. microsoft is doing with ai, setting infrastructure and providing the llm, and maki

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nearly 57,000 customers without power in the south bay about 53,000 on the peninsula. 34,000 customers and more than 12,000 customers in the east bay. joining us now to talk about the latest on the power outages. jeff smith the jeff is with pg and e so jeff, we talked what, 2 or 3 hours ago. things getting better. some stand. house cleanup going. >> you know, we're making steady progress. we'd obviously like to have even more customers back restore than we do at this point. but we have made some steady progress. the break in the weather has been a benefit in terms of able to get out. there are crews having, you know, the access that they need to make these repairs. so we're we're making progress. but we understand that there are still lots of customers in the bay area without power. we appreciate their patience as they work to safely restore. >> and jeff, and they looked at the pg and e map. but maybe just clarify for us where the real problem areas. >> you know, you just catherine, it's you know, the south bay. we've got about 53,000 customers without power the north bay, about 57,000

so, your customers _ own use cases. so, your customers - _ own use cases.s. so, your. customers - how able are own use cases. so, your- customers - how able are they customers — how able are they to take this onboard? you've obviously partnered up with nvidia. how soon will they be able to benefit from this investment on your pod? we've done surveys — investment on your pod? we've done surveys that _ investment on your pod? we've done surveys that showed - investment on your pod? we've done surveys that showed 95%| investment on your pod? we've l done surveys that showed 95% of it infrastructure is going to be increasing due to ai workloads. so we know there's a huge demand. but we also know in that same survey that only 13% are prepared and ready for — with their current infrastructure — to be able to handle ai workload. there's a lot of need in the workplace today. this partnership gives us the capability to drive it rapidly into enterprises. we see this with all of our customers — they've been asking for us for something like this for us for something li

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business lender, our customer base is resilient.f anything, the early indicators are looking positive at this stage than over last year we guided our impairment ratio is less than 30 basis points that is what we have seen. that will be stable or strong going forward. we are not worried about that. there are some customers struggling to make ends meet we have great ways to support them we see resilience in the customer base. >>> coming up on the show, nvidia shattering all earnings expectations delivering another eye-watering sales forecast as investors pile into the a.i. trade. our resident tech expert arjun kharpal is waiting in the wings. he will join us after the short break to breakdown the results to see where nvidia goes from here your business. take full control of your brand with your own custom store. scale faster with tools that let you manage every sale from every channel. and sell more with the best converting checkout on the planet. a lot more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. ah, these b

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the customs officials have to. it means corn oil. this is easily available from the ministry of agricultural jihad, the price of which is very low today. second, these purchases are government commercial purchases, which i believe is due to the bad payment conditions of the government business, anyway, because the ships wait between 6 and 8 months before unloading. sand seller international companies give a higher price to government business because.

now, consider this from a customer's point of view. 78% of georgia's customer bills, or to force epa complaints today. if they choose to uphold their legal obligations to serve, they are generating in ways that the action doesn't define any of that. this is all subject to legal action. this is all subject for legal actions. they are suffering three blackout. they have all of these other refrigerators. potentially, their life is at risk. they have to be dependent upon electric city. it includes dialysis. customers are getting hurt by these regulations. they are getting stuck with a bill. reality-based relief outs, are not long-term reliability solutions either. customers have already been charged for these assets. regulators and utilities know their systems better than federal agencies. this is from any proposed federal relief. i thank you for your time. i thank you for your intention. thank you for your willingness to listen, and consider your state regulators protected -- perspective. >> thank you. we will go to your opening statement. >> can you hear me okay? >> good morning, chair

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again, orange 505,000 customers red at 5,000 or more customers without power again.eanne said that they are up staffing this weekend. they're working to get as many crews out there as possible to restore power. and we're, of course, going to keep you updated as these numbers continue to come in throughout the night. let's go back to san jose now with the fire department was working hard to keep people safe today. this is video of a swift water rescue picking up several people in some dogs along the guadalupe river. >> this is an island area that was flooding out there. the fire department posting on axed telling people do not attempt to drive through low-lying water because you may get stuck. the usual phrases turn around, don't drown >> and we're getting some new pictures tonight out alameda. this is from the alameda fire department rescue team saving a person from a sailboat today. they were stuck out there, eventually bringing them safely to a rock wall. and then that person was taken to the hospital. unclear what their conditions are. but you can see difficult co

thousands of pg and e customers still in the dark after this weekend's storms. good evening. thank you for joining us on properties at 5. i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus say it is continually getting better but better is a relative term because you still have 10's of thousands of customers. >> without electricity. this is a live look at pg and e's outage map. a lot less orange around the region tonight compared to the past couple. but you still have quite a bit a dish of quite a few issues peninsula up into the north bay. orange indicates between 500 and 5,000 customers in that region are still without po er as a grant was just showing you. lots of folks are dealing with this today and the north bay, still a lot of work to be done some special challenges stretching out the projection when the lights will finally come back on for folks kron four's terisa stasio reports from windsor. >> here in the large field, wiki of neighborhood near santa rosa generators have been up and running since sunday evening when the trees snapped lines wiping out power. the thousands of out o

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frustrated this morning, so what is at&t saying to the customers? >> reporter: they said service was fully restored to all customers at 12:30 our local time. adding, "we sincerely apologize to them, keeping our customers remains our top priority and we are taking steps to ensure our customers do not expense this again in the future." all of this comes as at&t is trying to end a landline service to customers in california say most people don't use it anymore. a congressman is pushing back, asking state regulators to reject at&t's plan to withdraw, especially for residents in rural areas. >> the phones are taken away, they are going to be stranded, they won't be able to contact family, won't be able to contact public safety individuals. i think today just puts an exclamation point on it where at&t's service goes on down and they tell people to start using your landmines. >> trains were stopped for about 10 minutes this morning during the morning commute. the bart spokesperson says they have not been able to confirm yet if it was related to the at&t ou