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From the heart of where innovation, money, and power collide.

In Silicon Valley and beyond, this is Bloomberg Technology with Emily Jang. I'm Emily Chang in San Francisco and this is Bloomberg Technology coming up in the

next hour.

Tesla Beats, the first major U.S. carmakers report first quarter results and they don't disappoint.

How the company is weathering supply issues, rising costs, and production delays

while its CEO explores buying Twitter. Plus Netflix still falling down 35% on the day making it the S&P's worst performer of the year so far.

Is the solution ads, gaming, just better content?

Or maybe a big buyer like Apple?

We'll explore all scenarios.

And as public markets fall, the CEO of Amazon Web Services

tells me he's open to deals of all sizes.

Adam Salipski joins me here in the studio on the heels of the AWS summit in San Francisco.

We'll explore the future of the cloud and well what about Amazon as a buyer for Twitter? Lots to get to I want to

start by digging deeper into Tesla's results. I'm joined now by Steve Wesley

founder of the Wesley group. He was an early investor in Tesla and is a former Tesla board member.

Okay, Steve, there's a lot going on here.

The call's gonna start a little bit later in our show.

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