SEC X Account Hacked, HPE & Juniper's $14B Deal, CES in Las Vegas

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🗓️ 10 January 2024

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow and Caroline Hyde break down what happened with the SEC's X account being compromised. Plus, HPE announces it's going to buy Juniper Networks for $14 billion. And, the US CEOs of Panasonic and Siemens AG sit down with us at CES.

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0:00.0	The Bloomberg Sustainable Business Summit returns to Singapore on July 31st for solutions-driven discussions on unlocking growth in times of increased ESG scrutiny and competition.
0:12.0	Join global business leaders and investors
0:15.0	to drive innovation and scale best practices
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0:19.9	Learn more at Bloomberg Live.com
0:22.0	slash Sustainable Viziz Singapore.
0:24.3	That's Bloomberg Live.com
0:26.0	slash Sustainable Biz Singapore.
0:31.3	From the heart of where innovation, money and power collide in Silicon Valley and beyond,
0:37.0	this is Bloomberg Technology with Caroline Hyde and Ed Lud Love. I'm Caroline Hyde at Bloomberg's world's headquarters in New York.
0:57.0	And I'm Ed Ludlow, live at CES Las Vegas, this is Bloomberg Technology.
1:03.2	Coming up on the show, hackers target the SEC's X account
1:06.2	to falsely announce approval of the Bitcoin Spot EDF.
1:09.5	We'll break down what happened and what we can expect
1:12.2	regarding today's deadline. Plus, Hewlett-Packard Enterprises.
1:15.7	Well, it announces plans to buy Juniper Networks of $14 billion. We are going to discuss the deal
1:21.4	with the HPE CEO Antonio Naring.
1:24.0	And the CES coverage, it continues.
1:26.0	We sit down with the CEOs of Zeman's,
1:28.0	Panasonic's, US Arms, as a tech conference,
1:30.0	is really the life and soul of technology coverage as it stands right now.
1:34.2	We go out to you, Ed, in Las Vegas right now.
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