Jensen Huang

And look, you're diversifying the customer base.

I think Meta, it's interesting how Meta is getting a bit beaten up for the amount that they're plowing into AI data centers, whereas we're congratulating the likes of Amazon and indeed Google.

What do you make of these anxieties around AI infrastructure build-out?

You know, it's interesting.

When a big investor gets beat up for investing large sums of money into the infrastructure that we're gonna have to provide, feels kind of like that's pretty bullish for us.

We're gonna have to provide that infrastructure.

Meta has a strategy.

They have been incredibly disciplined around executing on that strategy.

They are going to build their AI solution and we are really excited about adding them to our long list of very large, very active customers that are really going to define what compute looks like and what the world looks like for the next 50 years.

Well, keep coming back to give us that vision.

Michael in trade, it's been a long week for him.

We wish him a wonderful weekend.

Corweave, CEO there.

Meanwhile, design startup Canva, it's rolling out new AI tools too, incorporating recent acquisitions into its main product suite.

Time to tell our users away from rival Adobe.

Our own Ed Ludlow is off today.

He sat down with Cameron Adams, Canva co-founder and chief product officer about the launch.

Canva co-founder Cameron Adams there.

Now coming up, we'll discuss the future of TikTok in the United States after this week's historic meeting between President Trump and Xi Jinping where it wasn't really brought up.

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