Big Tech’s $300B Spending Spree

Big Tech’s $300B Spending Spree

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Oracle Calls Force Majeure Already?

Two years into a four year plan to build a massive data center in New Mexico, Oracle is already claiming force majeure. The company announced it would not be on the hook for payments should the project not meet its deadlines. Lou, Jon, and Tyler break down why Oracle seems so int ...  Show more

Musings About the Agentic Future

Muse has driven Meta Platforms to a nearly $2 trillion valuation and has captured the market’s attention. But how will Meta make money from Muse and who will the other winners in the industry be? Plus, we discuss the competition and whether Amazon sees this as an existential thre ...  Show more

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