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Rachel Benton is a loving mother to an adorable 2-year-old boy named Stetson. Stetson doesn’t know it, but he may have already saved his mom’s life. A routine medical checkup, that Rachel only had because she was pregnant, showed protein in her urine. That discovery led to a biopsy and ultimately a diagnosis of IgA nephropathy – a serious kidney disease. With patients like Rachel in mind, the research team at Vertex Pharmaceuticals is working on new approaches to address IgA nephropathy. 
 
Produced by Bloomberg Media Studios and Vertex Pharmaceuticals.

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Targeting IgA Nephropathy (Sponsored Content)

Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow discuss Netflix’s agreement to buy Warner Bros. Discovery after it completes the planned spinoff of its cable channels. Plus, the European Union Ambassador to the US responds to criticism of the $140 million fine the bloc has levied on Elon Musk’s social media platform X. And HPE CEO, Antonio Neri, discusses the company’s outlook after reporting disappointing 4Q AI server sales.

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Netflix to Buy Warner Bros. in $72 Billion Cash, Stock Deal

Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow discuss Meta’s plan to cut resources for building its metaverse, the virtual world that Mark Zuckerberg once framed as the future of the company. Plus, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says he’s not sure China would accept more powerful AI chips - even if the US relaxes restrictions on sales. And, a look at the latest earnings from Snowflake, Salesforce and UiPath.

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Meta Stock Surges on Plans for Metaverse Cuts

Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde digs into anxieties and losses coming from the Magnificent 7 as big tech stocks lag the wider market. Plus, Okta CEO Todd McKinnon discusses the software maker’s earnings as the company boosts its full year profit forecast. And TikTok plans to invest more than $37 billion to build its first Latin American data center in Brazil. 

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Tech Left Behind in S&P 500’s Latest Rebound

Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow break down Amazon's new AI products from its AWS Re:Invent conference. Plus Michael and Susan Dell make a $6.25 billion donation to the future of children in the US. And, Netflix makes a nearly all cash offer for Warner Brothers Discovery in its sweetened bid.

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Amazon Debuts New AI Chips and Models at AWS

Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow and Caroline Hyde discuss Nvidia investing $2 billion in chip-design software maker Synopsys as part of a broader engineering and design tie-up, aiming to infuse its AI-computing technology into more industries.

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Nvidia Buys $2 Billion of Chip Software Maker Synopsys Stock

Bloomberg’s Tim Stenovec discusses Dell's increased outlook for AI server shipments and HP’s plans for job cuts. Plus, Warner Brothers Discovery is asking bidders for sweetened offers as it explores options for a sale. And Nvidia is in focus as questions about competition in the AI chip market grow.

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Dell Raises AI Server Sales Outlook While HP Cuts Jobs

Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde discusses the fall in Nvidia shares following reports that Meta is in talks to spend billions on Google’s AI chips. Plus, Chinese leader Xi Jinping revived the topic of China's sovereignty over Taiwan in a phone call with President Donald Trump. And Apple eliminates sales roles in a rare layoff to streamline the way it offers products to businesses and governments.

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Nvidia Shares Fall on Reports of Google Competition

Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde discusses what stocks are moving as investors eye the growing amount of debt tech companies are taking on to support the AI buildout. Plus, investors pulled $3.5 billion from Bitcoin ETFs in November, as the crypto heads for its worst performance since the 2022 collapse. And IonQ CEO Niccolo de Masi discusses the company’s partnership with Heven AeroTech to develop quantum-enabled drones.

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Big Tech’s AI Debt Is Raising Investors’ Eyebrows

Today we’re sharing something a little different in your feed — an episode from our colleagues at Here’s Why, Bloomberg’s weekly show that answers one big question in under 10 minutes, explaining the ideas shaping our world.
 
This episode looks at a story right at the heart of the tech world: the massive investments in AI data centers, and the hidden costs that come with them.
 
If you’d like to hear more episodes like this one, you can follow Here’s Why wherever you get your podcasts:
 
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Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/heres-why/id1479610314
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Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6dajvfHUjw7HaFot0BoNNu
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Bloomberg: https://www.bloomberg.com/podcasts/series/heres-why
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Special Episode: Here's Why AI Costs Still Worry Investors

Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow breaks down what to expect from OpenAI's first-ever developers conference in San Francisco, and pushes ahead to this week's tech earnings. Plus, Apple is in search of a new growth engine after warning on a slower holiday season. 

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OpenAI's Developer Conference and Big Tech Earnings

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