Caroline Hyde

Ex-Real CEO Chi Zhu, great to have you back on Bloomberg Tech here at CES.

Thank you so much.

Coming up, we're going to speak with Jacob Helberg, U.S.

State Department Undersecretary for Economic Affairs, to discuss the state of chip export curves.

The sources say China is now ready to approve imports of some NVIDIA H200 chips.

The big story from Bloomberg this Thursday.

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There is a lot of news that's driving markets, irrespective of what's going on here in Las Vegas.

One of them is the Warner Brothers discovery situation.

Paramount Skydance came out with a statement reaffirming their $30 a share offer.

But interesting, Cara, like in the calculus, they're now saying that the cable networks that they want to include in the deal are worth $0.

Which is interesting because a lot of the street and a lot of the market is saying, we don't think you're quite right on that.

Remember, Netflix wants to buy just the studios and streaming, spin out the legacy networks and cable offering, whereas Paramount Skydance, as we say on Bloomberg Tech, want the whole enchilada.

Either way, we're still kind of in a holding pattern until we move forward.

There's a really big story overnight out of Korea, and that is Samsung.

Quarterly profit tripled.