Matthew Bloxham

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111 appearances 33 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 14 Aug

Matthew Bloxham’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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So it creates AI-generated interpretations of the real world, and that's really important for training physical AIs, things like robots, so that when you actually deploy them, matched
in the real world, they kind of act how you would want them to. matched
For me, to be honest, what was more significant was the positive guide they gave on the margin outlook and actually their margins in the course were good too.
And that's largely reflective of pricing power, you know, and that reflects this uh this big um disparity between demand for AI compute capacity and supply.
They have that supply and they've got pricing power, so I think that's encouraging for them.
The revenue growth was good, particularly in the cloud business. voice-verified
The ad sales business was a bit soft. voice-verified
I think perhaps where some of the disappointment may have been was in the growth in the order book, the pipeline of incremental demand they've got coming through, which grew quarter on quarter, but not spectacularly so. voice-verified
And I think so that kind of leaves this bigger disconnect between how quickly they can generate a return on that incremental capital spending and will it be a big enough return. voice-verified
They've done a good job of defending that anchor business in search advertising and evolve it towards AI.
And also they've been kind of gaining traction online.
in the enterprise AI market, obviously building a big cloud business.
It's how all those things fit together and whether they're going to look to increase their investments again.
Africans need to invest.
There are deals to be done and business to be won.
I'd put it into two buckets.
There's the resilience of their search advertising business, which is where they make by far the majority of their cash flow.
And then also the returns, if they're getting any yet, on their AI investments and how those two things kind of weave together.
I think direct investors in Korea and SK Hynix perhaps have painful memories of the historical cyclicality we've seen in this industry and aren't yet prepared to buy into a permanent shift in that dynamic.
Two very different views of the world here going on, I think, particularly when it relates to AI.
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