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Microsoft's Chips and Starlink's 2024 IPO

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4.470 Ratings

🗓️ 15 November 2023

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow take a look at Microsoft's custom-designed AI and cloud chips and what the move means for the company and competitors. Plus, SpaceX plans to spin off its Starlink unit for a public listing in 2024, and Presidents Biden and Xi meet in San Francisco.

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0:00.0

Join Stacey Abrams, Leib Shriver, Gina McCarthy, and more of the planet's environmental

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at Bloomberg Live.com slash Green Festival.

0:31.6

From the heart of where innovation, money and power collide in Silicon Valley and beyond,

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this is Bloomberg Technology with Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow. in Edla Loeb. I'm Caroline Heine Hinee in Bloomberg's headquarters in New York.

0:58.8

And I'm Ed Ludlow in San Francisco.

1:00.9

This is Bloomberg Technology.

1:02.6

Coming up Microsoft, it unvails its first custom designed AI and cloud chips.

1:07.6

We'll discuss what the move means for the company and its competitors.

1:11.9

And SpaceX planning to spin off its Starlink unit for a public its denies the reporting. And we'll break down what to expect from the meeting between President Biden and she

1:26.1

in San Francisco, as well as what it means for Tex cities future.

1:30.4

But let's have a quick check in on these markets because we're just calming down

1:34.4

after a rampant rally that we've seen in the world of stocks but still holding on to

1:37.7

gains on the Nauspak.

1:38.7

We're up a 10th of a percent 2 tenths, that's called it. And in notable we're

1:41.6

seeing gains over in China, whether or not we're seeing the fuel

1:44.3

feed over from the US into China, but also some of the economic data coming in strong when it comes

1:49.3

to retail, when it comes to the consumer there, and notably around some of the companies

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