ktvu is amanda quintana takes us to oracle park for this family friendly event. >> oh, did it hit thetwo inches shorter. >> yeah, instead of bases, the field at oracle park now has nine holes. >> we love golf. we golf every saturday anyway. >> and we love the giants. perfect day for it. >> this is the third year of ball park back nine, transforming the park for golfers and giving them a unique look at oracle park. >> the views. it's kind of hard to concentrate a little bit when you can just like see out in the bay and just be like, wow, what an amazing time to just take advantage of an opportunity. >> for many, it's less about the swing and more about the experience. there are four different levels in the ballpark that you can tee off from, each at some of the most iconic ballpark locations, with caddies at each hole to give you guidance. so this is an event for all ages and skill levels, making for a great father son day. >> i love to play golf, and i'm trying to get him to play a little more golf, so he's been a good sport to come along early in the morning on a saturday. >> it's co

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and last, just last week we saw the oracle, another tech giant coming out of the us with a lot of ties to israel. making a similar move which tells us 2 things, tells us the israel is no longer a startup nation. it's a shut down nation. and the also, the media movement is having an effect. and i think that more down the line to these companies are going to have to reckon with their shareholders because investing in israel is bad business. it's not just bad business, legally, morally, but certainly financially as well. investing in reserves and wars on is financially reckless. investing in, in a place where, you know, such a great human rights violations are taking place and the legal implications is, it's certainly quite reckless. and so i think that was to receive it until with oracle and with other companies as well that this shift of company, especially tech companies, moving out of israel is not a coincidence. hm. how can i get your take on this, on israel being shut down nation a lot like um the, the major source stuff that the thought is rarely startups uh get to access it is, is

ballpark back nine is back at oracle park. that means you can take your golf swings with some of the city's most majestic views as your backdrop. not bad. not bad at all. today, in the bay's ginger carter hermosa beach live for us over at oracle this morning, you said not bad at all, laura. but, ginger, that swing you had a little bit earlier. it wasn't horrible, but it wasn't great. i know, i know. well, there were two i don't know, i think. i don't know if it even made it that second one, but i think it did. it sounded like it did. i'm going to give it one more whack here. i don't think laura's going to be too proud of this swing, but i'm going to try. i was told a slow and easy. okay. all right. we'll get that later. all right. at least we don't have to go far from that. listen, whatever your skill level is when it comes to playing golf, there is something for you. with ballpark back nine and you have five days to work on it. so i've got a lot of work to do here. we're going to talk to vice president of giants enterprises,

she's out there over at oracle park right now. you've had a year to work on your swing. we've seen a few swings this morning. and you know what? i think you're getting better. keep your head down. i think so, too. you know, there you go. look at that. look at that. that's what i'm talking about. that's our girl. there, there i. oh, my gosh, i think i think they're going to charge me for all the damaged chairs that i have hit this morning. i hope not trying to keep things kind of nice and cool here with joey levin, vice president of giants enterprises. sorry for all the chairs. joey, but, ginger, you say whatever the skill level you've got something for people coming back to ballpark back nine. you have to constantly keep it fresh because there are already there have been thousands of people that have come through. yeah, we're excited back year three. and yes, all skill levels are welcome for what we think is the most unique and coolest nine hole golf course in the country. yeah, yeah, we're excited. we're open today. 9 a.m. we'll

oracle 1% in one year, so if things get back, pigs get slaughtered, or an old average on the board of trade. >> quickly what about tesla? you have just described how you feel about it more broadly, but it also has been painful for people to try to short these things. if you like maybe in the long run even though they go through bouts of media, they are in one of the best generators of returns, do you ever feel about walking away and leaving gains on the table? >> tesla is a long-term hold. the purest artificial intelligence playback in late 2023 and in 2024. i have aggressively sold calls into this move. it didn't feel great when i was selling the 325 calls as it was trading above 350 last night, but here we are seeing some profit-taking so if you have the ability to cover your position in a covered call position, that will mitigate downside risk. i think we will see a lot more volatility as we go into q4 but a name like tesla specifically, relationship between elon musk and president trump i think has a continued upward trajectory, but i think it trades $300 before it trades $400, ke

we are bringing back charles philip, a former oracle investment.e serves on many boards, including our board here at bloomberg lp as well as american express. i wonder what you think of the west coast billionaires getting in on this election. elon musk getting $130 million to donald trump is one thing, but peter thiel also helped create jd vance. it is not unusual for wealthy people to buy themselves a place at the table in administrations, but what do you make of this? charles: that happens on both sides, every -- ever since citizens united. there are too many people profiting from that for it to change. so that is going to continue. sonali: to the extent it continues in this round, people putting money in races are affiliated with different types of technologies, even when comes to elon musk, so what role is that going to play? what role is that going to play in the new economy and what are the ripple effects? it will impact jobs and energy consumption. it is just pervasive. charles: it is going to happen whether we have a policy or not. you woul

some of these articles referred to him as an oracle. what do you make of his prediction? >> i've known him for a long time and he is no oracle. he's a contributor contributor to msnbc. he's basically the paperboy for the democrat party. he hates donald trump. he's always been against donald trump. when he had the clock as he attacked us for having a caucus. then he said donald trump was going to lose. we didn't have quite the turnout. but we have one of his tweets that said there has never been nor will there ever be a victory lap in american politics or maybe politics anywhere. that was from john ralston february of this year, february 9th of this year. he's a partisan rider and that's what he likes to write about. he carries the water for him all the time. at the end of the day, he hates donald trump. he always has brady's very critical of donald trump a very critical to the republican party here. you take it for what it's worth on face value. it's john ralston. >> molly: i don't know if this is even the most bold prediction he can make, given the fact that nevada -- it

kind of an interesting, i thought, interesting observations on the part of the oracle.obody will replace buffett when his time, as he discusses quite openly in this letter, is up. >> no, it's a great letter. >> nobody. >> as usual on point for a lot of people. particularly when you've got this big wealth exchange that i think is very important. we have to talk about. there's this giant wealth exchange for baby boomers to the next generation. the next generation just wants to be in bitcoin. you have to widen out. >> yeah. yardeni has written a lot about wealth transfer, generational baby boom wealth being handed down. your point is the younger generation has unreasonable risk tolerance, is that what you mean? >> i think they have it. i think they feel we have unreasonable lowered expectations. they have higher expectations. right now they can't, as larry fink would say, they feel they're not going to be as wealthy as this generation. maybe the way to get ahead of that is to buy a lot of bitcoin. there's no resistance to bitcoin going higher. >> you're talking about a gen

it is no secret the oracle driven modernization effort has struggled at v.a. the program is woefully behind schedule and is only operational at six of the 172 medical centers. i'm not convinced the system is fully functional. the program reset act which would have required minimum operational criteria to be met before oracle could be deployed to any further facilities which would have prevented many of the current problems. further, this key legislation would have improved coordination with the department of defense and instituted major contracting and acquisition reforms over v.a.'s i.t. modernization efforts that are long overdue. unfortunately, reset was stripped from the package, which is not surprising given the army of lobbyists oracle unleashed to kill it. that said, i would like to thank the veteran service organization community and other stakeholders whose tireless efforts and refusal to compromise their values proved critical in finally getting a republican majority back to the negotiating table to reach a compromise on h.r. 8371 last week. as we sa

maria: the first of administration they were close to a sale to oracle, i don't know what happened buthe saying, keep your friends close and your enemies closer that is what tiktok is doing right befriending elon musk will be part of the trip up administration was surprises me 170 million citizens are on tiktok and this also really surprised me 58 minutes average a day spent per person on tiktok, there is 10 billion minutes every single day the people are observing content being influenced by what they see, the difference with tiktok compared to other social media is involved in china so they can publishing drug is an american company's pulling strings on what's being said. what's going to happen there to work out a deal that will become more americanized because it has to be in the end. maria: that is all fine but the surveillance needs to go they are pushing to propaganda and they are surveilling citizens somehow with this app according to gop lawmakers. >> exactly that should be the conversation is trying to have with elon musk, what can we do to sell this for sure this is not going

we could not work with microsoft, oracle, s&p the way we do now.nships to become bigger. >> how do you have all of this free cash flow? i was concerned when you started you would not have this until four or five years, you really got this much faster than i thought you could. >> the cash flow comes from rapid growth. we had a high tax rate the first couple of years. all of this, we are working our way through. for us, the trouble and double cash flow, basically a bit over 2x the profit base, it is driven by profit growth and the cash flow comes out of this business pretty readily. >> are you taking business from others or is this all new business? there are a lot of consulting rooms that do well. are some of the businesses from them? make a bit of both. we have been very focused on customers, growing wallet share with customers and we have done very well. at the same time, as we start to head into pursuing progressively new customers and the last three years we have picked up 300 new customers as well. we do, all over the place. yes, we are really

. >> well i'm not chasing yet look the election, i own oracle by the way, from before, but the electionhe playing field and the igv, the etf for software, at the close before the election, it is now up 10% including the gap on wednesday. i just think any pullbacks you jump on them. the strength right now, oracle on pullbacks which i own by the way, but salesforce, which is really starting to hum, and that's in the dow. hub spots coming on, twilio, and service now, so there's a whole group of these things coming on, as you said, the mainstream semiconductors, asml, kla tencor e, applied materials are coming in, coming in hard and i'd avoid those and look at these software names as they pullback if they pullback because right now we've got a little bit of momo. charles: it's so funny because those names you mentioned they are all up on fundamentals, right? i mean, we had a huge gain, i think we're at 35% so we took profits before the close, told our subscribers to and i just want to kick myself that night. i couldn't sleep. [laughter] but that's how it goes. how do you feel about this ove

we are peeking over towards oracle park. a little foggy there. the ballpark is going to transform into a thrilling nine hole golf course starting today and you can tee off from iconic stadium spots and aim for the greens on the field in a 360-degree golf adventure. and as a bonus there's access to the gotham club. that's cool. because that's typically only a members only -- offering lounge areas, food drinks and games. so you get a peek at that and play some golf this morning. the times are open now today through sunday. >>> 6:26 on your clock as you wake up this morning. president-elect donald trump heads to the white house as he assembles his new administration for his second go around there. we take a look at his latest picks. >>> and a unique program in san francisco helping the city in the fight against fentanyl. how it works and the results still ahead. >>> here's a live look outside before we head to break from the top of the mark. good morning, everybody. that golden glow coming up over the mountains there in t■he east bay. and no matter

golfing at oracle park. the special tribute you'll notice if you book a tee time. but first, here's drew. >> hey, reggie. we'll go live to our walnut creek camera this morning. where it is a lot colder compared to this time yesterday with partly cloudy skies. we're at 45 degrees right now in walnut creek with high humidity. looking at the forecast today, this afternoon we're headed into the low 60s under a mix of sun and now at 630, stanford students strike. thousands of grad workers are expected to picket this week over better benefits and higher wages. >> thanksgiving travel season. we are taking a live look at sfo as airlines prepare for what's expected to be a record breaking travel numbers. what you should know if you're planning a trip this holiday. plus, like the way you do just keep on rockin to it. >> please don't stop the please don't stop the music. >> what is this? rihanna may have stopped the music for good. why? her latest comments have fans questioning the future of her music career. oof! >> work work work work work. i mean, she's rich. >> rich, like

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they've turned oracle park into a nine-hole golf course allowing golfers to hit from some of the mosts of the stadium. it stays up until november 17th and there are still tee times available. i went out there tuesday night, did it last year as well, one of my favorite things to do in san francisco. >> it would be cool if you can do a splashdown. >> i don't think they want you hitting in mccovey cover and i did that last year and i apologize. >> you accidentally did that. >> of course. i didn't aim towards the right field wall. >> the fog and the sprinklers. >> it didn't go off for me for whatever reason. i could hit as many home runs out of that park as barry bonds did with a golf club and golf ball. >>> the discovery of a new species in our own back yard, meet the monterey bay scientists who couldn't believe what they found. >> figuring out what it was was a real challenge because it didn't look like anything else. >>> coming up on the cbs evening news, the onion publication makes a not so satirical purchase, why they acquired the website "infowars" previously run by conspiracy theor

for example, right now i'm from west chester, the riester oracle society, where he had lunch with his son, george washington, lafayette on his way to boston and to see john adams. and we saw adams home in a previous talk they have that on display here and these will be around after 18, 25, 2025. so you think even if he didn't come to your site, it might be an educational tool or a good display tool at your museum and a historic society or group so we can make arrangements for it to be shipped to you for display purposes for now to september 25, the people are participating in the his visit will get first crack at it so that's my as far as that goes and i want to start now on the right the far right. we're going to talk a little about what we're doing our own area in parts and mohawk valley is particularly interesting because next year's conference is going to be right smack in the middle of. what he's here, he kind woos through in the mohawk on june 25 which puts about an onus on their planning but less like you talk about what you're doing okay. hi i'm leslie raney. i'm from new york

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since then, she has been seen as something of an oracle on iowa politics. sure this created great excitement over the weekend, but there was a huge margin of error with this. what do you take from the underlying elements of this poll that gives you hope in other states? jess: look, i think the closing days of elections do matter, and i think it is about momentum and energy. i have the privilege of working in iowa many times and met the good folks out in iowa. these are thoughtful people who really, typically get a chance to get to know candidates. a lot of them got to know kamala primary, so it is not that she is not exactly new to them the way she might be new or to some other folks throughout the country. it is within the margin of error. this is a neck and neck race, there's no question about it. but a bunch of text chains going this weekend for sure. christian: i'll bet. what you see in that, mick? and this is the first federal election since dogs, since the supreme court ourned -- dobbs, since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. women who are tur

conclude on without knowing exactly who to this was that it was a hyper to action that to you on oracle. and we must also assume without knowing this, of course, that is sabotaged off on all skin. wanna excellent solution for states is does is it goes advertised under the foreign ministers of germany, france, poland, italy, spain, and the u. k said, most goes escalating hybrid activities against nato and e. u countries are unprecedented in their variety and scale, creating a significant security risk. this comes just one day after a similar under seas cable between sweden and left the way and he, it was damaged. that cut lithuania is internet capacity by one 3rd. similar incidents in africa have caused internet blackouts in the past. there are many more such cables in the seas around europe. authorities in the region are on high alert . elizabeth role is a security analyst at the atlantic council who specializes in hybrid threats. we asked her if she thinks the cable was sabotaged and why questions are being raised above the presence of a chinese flag vessel in the waters where the inci

we partner with companies like amazon, google, oracle, others to do certifications and training for ourent to keep them current and skilled. also talent mobility for training, bringing them across international, civil, intelligence and dod title 10 operations helps inform our talent in a way that's just a force multiplier for our customers. one thing i would highlight about industry and what's changing, with the tech advancement, the way we traditionally do procurements and acquisitions is evolving. we've seen a great use of the use of otas, which is where we partner with government to pilot capabilities in a way that it's still competitive and allows government access to broad industry and reach but in a i way we partner to define bespoke mission solutions where requirements are still evolving. and the use of the technology is not well understood. it's a way that we can go in, pie loet it and scale it at the speed of mission. i think that's going to help us create a more resilient cyber defense workforce as well. >> general, i see you shake your head in agreement, i believe. >> yes. on

and last, just last week we saw the oracle, another tech giant coming out of the us with a lot of ties to israel. making a similar move which tells us 2 things, tells us the israel is no longer a startup nation. it's a shut down nation. and the also the media movement is having an effect. and i think that more down the line to these companies are going to have to reckon with their shareholders. because investing in israel is investors know that they know that in order to uh, in order for their investments to make money, those, those companies have to exit in, in, in a good way. so the, the business relationship of the human rights of narrative around israel at the time is, is extremely important. do you want to acquire a company where its, uh, its employees, unaware its leadership has been heavily involved in a genocide and something that is internationally recognized as a genocide and obviously not. and so if you as an investor, are you going to decide to start to invest in those companies where possibly the employees are going to be called to come to take part in the genocide in gaza

the tour is set to kick off in seattle on july 11th, and they're going to be at oracle on july 19th.g friday. >> well, muni, san francisco's public transportation agency, has officially launched its own merch lines. the online shop went live today, and it features three collections. you've got the classic collection, which has items with that iconic muni worm logo. then you've got the vintage collection, which highlights past muni logos and designs, and then the city collection, which reimagines the worm logo with a modern san francisco twist. this is the first time in the agency's 112 year history that it has had its own dedicated shop. >> i think it's a great idea, and i do like that brown sweatshirt you're looking, though, right? but they're all sold out. yeah, but that's okay. please take muni lot growing up, right? yeah. 29 to the 28 to the one to the 2230 stockton depot. to the 22 fillmore 38 is always a fun ride. lots of good places to go on muni. >> the walk down muni memory lane back. >> that's all it takes. all the way to the beach. now. a lot of good opportunity out there.

, oracles and beings that we can't really understand, therefore can't legislate or regulate.. and you talk about that in the book. yeah. yeah. um, over here. yeah. so i was wondering right from the start if, if what gets in the way businesses would be happy to know we could use these things vastly, you know, that we to make ourselves happier. we would buy them, you know, to our own benefit. no, they don't. it seems like the question isn't being asked of us as you started. yeah, but if they understood, if we ask the right questions there would be more sales, you know, or you know there is a win win. it sounds and what you're saying and it just seems most of us don't use business is themselves aren't aware of that. yeah there was recently a report from goldman sachs about two weeks ago, a pouring some cold water, even on the idea that these are magical value generators for business and. goldman sachs was saying, you know, we're not that a lot of our clients have been able to convert these technologies into massive profits yet, and we're not sure that's coming. these tools are a

the 37 year old crawford will be honored at oracle park during a giants game on april 26th.have 49ers updates. can they salvage this season with the win sunday night in buffalo today in santa clara. brock purdy was back on the field but limited in practice. still dealing with that shoulder injury that kept him out of last sunday's loss against the packers. nick bosa, an offensive lineman, trent williams did not practice at all today. their status is unknown for this weekend. could be a tall order for the niners by the way. bills and 49ers right here on nbc bay area. 5:20 p.m. kickoff on sunday. we're back your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! power's out! comcast business has got you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. get wifi backup for your business, or get started with comcast business internet. and for a limited t

but 1st oracle some surely for thoughts china's presidency should thing on the diplomatic defensive. since don't have trumps re election as us pressed. and the chinese leader has been shortened up support and global events from return to the white house has to be, is the tensions between the boys 2 largest economies could boss. and if we treat each other as opponents or enemies engage and vicious competition and mutual hon, china, us relations with soft to sit back. so even regressions, these plea for the smooth transition have been met to put more threats, which i'm pronouncing, he intends to impose major status on the united states, 3 largest trading partner, as he's promised 25 percent out of sun canada, and mexico and an additional 10 percent on oil chinese in boats. when he takes sofas on january 20th, shortly after from social media posts, the chinese embassy spokesperson treated to see. there are no windows in trade was being has been racing for trumps or down to the white house with his america 1st policy and threats during his campaign of tax as high as 60 percent on chinese

the 37 year old crawford will be honored at oracle park during a giants game on april 26th.9ers updates. can they salvage this season with the win sunday night in buffalo today in santa clara. brock purdy was back on the field but limited in practice. still dealing with that shoulder injury that kept him out of last sunday's loss against the packers. nick bosa, an offensive lineman, trent williams did not practice at all today. their status is unknown for this weekend. could be a tall order for the niners by the way. bills and 49ers right here on nbc bay area. 5:20 p.m. kickoff on sunday. we're bac thanksgiving parade that you'll see right here on nbc bay area. parades. iconic balloons inflated. today. they came to life. the balloon inflation event is a chance to see the teams prepping those larger than life characters. 17 jumbo character balloons being filled with helium six newcomers among them including minnie mouse. this is minnie's first time in the parade. oh, wow. it is a thanksgiving day tradition. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area tomorrow morning at 830.

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they've reported $23 billion cash pile going for them to oracle of omaha might do and staying long anderkshire athletics hathg for them to really interesting buffet with a single share of stock and that was interesting, wasn't it? he's also been selling apple, bank of america, that cash pile. and going for the election. going for them to be example apple going over 200 billion today. going for them to do a month. going for them but cassioppi lite. going for the economy and all of these things. >> the last 30 years and markets outperformed the market by four x and administrative going on day-to-day and going to make too much apology for that. liz: indexes close lower on the day before the election and going on the day. larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. hours till electio

i want to know you are my favorite oracle you're always right.d wrong about what we see on the screen? >> well, you know, ohio state. their only loss is to top ranked oregon. it's a shame -- i think it's a shame the way they do that the conference champions have to get it. miami just lost to georgia tech and they fell all the way -- they're ranked ninth in the rankings but they would be getting a first round bye. so, you know, this is the first year of the twelve team playoff. i think they might end up making changes in the future. that would be my big gripe. i think a lot of people are looking at that ohio state path they would get to play boise state, then miami, all the way to the semifinals. pretty easy path there. this is all going to change over the next few weeks. >> i mean look, i hate talking about ohio state being great, but i am with you on the general problems going on in the college football playoffs. andy, love you, thank you, appreciate it. >>> quick roundup here. from reflex to rio. duran duran has been one of britain's most belov

if you look at sass companies, the best ones, the oracles, the salesforce they have a growing base oftomers. they renew automatically at higher rates every year. >> if i might i would like to tear down on something i believe i heard you say a moment ago. if your team is doing really well the season-ticket holders renew at 90-95%. you've had great success with your hockey team. you have not had such great success with the washington wizards. do you still make money even though they've been a bottom dweller for a long time? if you are still signing 70% of season-ticket holders, i don't mean to be flip, what do you care if they win or not? >> if you are in this for the money you're not going to be successful. also, using this software model, a lot of these companies are not profitable in that moment in time because they are spending a lot of money in r&d. thankfully the way the cba's are written, if you spend -- in the nhl there is a hard cap. at the nba there's an apron. if you spent to the apron, you do not pass it so you are not taxed, and you are generating revenues that are average

amazon, google, oracle, microsoft, and we can persist in buying these high end chips. competition of another canard. 40 g's for one of these is a buy-in. i'm sick of the bears telling me there aren't enough uses, or things are maxed out at nvidia. i say, do some darn homework. making money with your money. nvidia, is not valued. do you see the bargain-hunting i am talking about? go listen to that walmart orderly conference. this was the price of the gop weight loss drugs. now they dinged the pharmacy business with gross margins. how can the price of one drug be so important? it is because of the scarcity of gop-ones. it is only going to get better. they are spending billions to build more plans. in order to meet the demand for the drug. nobody else can do that. they aren't rich enough. gop, they represent value. it is not just about diabetes and weight loss. hypertension, reduce major cardiovascular events. they can help control sleep apnea. of course, never mentioned, never talked about, against alcoholism. terrible liver side effects. millions of people that will nev

realistically, once they see tariffs oracle funding cut leaders as well as leadership or lack of leadershipals in our own country, that is when you start seeing it hit a pocketbook. i will add, they need to go after the individual sending money out of state and proposed tax on some of these funds leaving the country. right now, individuals sent $10,000 out of the country without being taxed on it. start taxing in the u.s. as well. speed to the price that americans pay due to illegal immigrants astronomical and onle ultimate price losing lives among illegal immigrants here but the cost of migrant crime is in the billions, folks. micro crime in the u.s. costs for illegal migrant crime $166.5 billion in that mask deportation and $53.3 billion for mask deportation. let's talk about mass deportation really looks like because you talked about those who will go to court and even intention, assigned court dates but many people have fled. these are the got aways and have no intention to go to court and house for free and hiding a month innocent civilians and many could potentially be a part of diffe

these american companies, if you look the agreement they signed in saudi arabia with microsoft and oracle they are going to be over there being part of this build out so i think the american companies won't just dominated the united states but globally as you roll this out for the rest of the planet. stuart: don't get in the way. appreciate you being here. ashley, you are coming into this. look at some of the movers and start with tesla. it is up nearly $6, 2%, what's going on. ashley: why not, two of elon musk's private companies set to secure billions in new deals, space x preparing to launch an offer that will sell existing shares in the business around $135 each. that will bring the value of the company to more than 250 billion, x ai has raised 5 billion, and evaluation of 45 billion and that almost doubled the valuation from a few months ago. it's incredible. next up, look at microsoft and elon musk just intensifying his battle against open ai and microsoft, amended his lawsuit with open ai and claims that company and microsoft leveraging their combined dominance to stifle competitio

you yourself used to work for oracle.ted as to what your next step is to gain market share. is it about raising funds? rodrigo: a really good point. i believe when we started the company seven years ago it's about access. to democratize ai you have to make it available to everybody. your previous guests just said, today nvidia is running a large scale to a few customers. the collapse of the power is to be able to make it available to everybody, to make it easily available and that means lower cost, much lower power and able to deploy in very tight spaces and not need a dado -- a gigawatt data center. focusing on restructuring the power requirements of the ai infrastructure so they can deploy at performance much higher than nvidia. not less than nvidia but much higher and much more power. caroline: talking about some of the alternatives out there. we thank you for coming on. palo alto networks earning, looking at the first quarter proving itself with a focus on platformization. this is bloomberg technology. it's time to gr