Robert Peston

And that's more engineers getting within the fold and growing seats within engineering accounts and growing engineering teams.

But that's also folks in support or in design helping to do small changes within a production code base too.

Michael Trill, Cursa CEO, thank you very much for coming back here on Blue Bag Tech and SF.

Caro, what you got?

fascinating conversation, but now it's time for Talking Tech Ed.

And first up, Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin nails a major milestone.

Its next new Glenn rocket booster safely landed on a platform in the Atlantic after launching a pair of small satellites on its way to study Mars.

Now that makes Blue Origin only the second company after Elon Musk's SpaceX to successfully recover a booster fittingly named Never Tell Me the Odds.

Plus, Emirates is reportedly partnering with SpaceX's Starlink to bring faster in-flight Wi-Fi to its fleet.

Now, that's according to sources.

The deal could be announced at the Dubai air show on Monday, though the service will still need government approval before it can be deployed.

And in a rare split between a chip maker and its biggest customers, Amazon is joining Microsoft in backing legislation that could restrict Nvidia's chip exports to China.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the proposal would require chip makers to meet U.S.

demand before shipping to countries under arms embargoes.

Ed.

OK, coming up, Founders Fund is backing startup Netic, aiming to supply AI to small businesses.

And we mean small businesses.

We're going to speak with the CEO, Melissa Tokmak, next.

This is Bloomberg Tech.

In a show of continued confidence, Founders Fund is backing NETIC for the third time in a row.