Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Radio. News. This is Daniel Ives of Wedbush. First of all, rocking it out of Las Vegas with Aston Martin. For those of you on radio, he's got the real jacket on, like the kind that Lance Alonso wears and all that.
In Formula One, with all the excitement, Apple taking over the broadcast, Cadillac coming in next year, when you're in the pit like you were, what's the thing that you don't know when you watch on TV?
I think, I mean, my experience with F1, I think the thing that people don't realize, not just how loud it is, but especially like when you're in there and you actually have like the headphones on and you hear them talking to the drivers, just the complexity. I mean, that's the thing. It's like, it's really amazing. Did you change your tire?
I did, but I will tell you at Indy 500, I came close to almost changing tires. Okay.
Investors can own it, Tom. Security. Liberty Media. You can own Formula One. F-W-O-N-K is the ticker. Perfect. Liberty Media. You can own it as a public investor.
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Chapter 2: How does Dan Ives view Nvidia's role in the AI revolution?
Paul's dying to get to NVIDIA and the Google thing and all that. Why is Apple doing Apple TV? It's called dead TV because no one watches it. They got some product out. They've had some successes. But why waste their time on that?
Yeah, I mean, to me, it's really, it's all about where they're ultimately going to take this. I mean, in the future, and we'll see as Apple ultimately goes down the path with Gemini in terms of the AI future, they need to have as wide of a content lens as possible. And I think when you look at Apple TV, it's all part of, look, the quality speaks for itself. Quantity's been the issue.
But for them, it's just they're going to continue to have irons in the fire. That's what they're going to do.
The TV show Pluribus, it's a sci-fi thing. She's home all alone. Everybody around her is like a droid. She's watching surveillance.
It was great.
Why don't you get to NVIDIA right now, Paul?
So, Dan, the AI story here took a little bit of a turn over the last couple of days here. Meta placing a big chip order with Google. Further calling to question the position or the dominance position of NVIDIA. Give us your thoughts about that.
I mean, look, Google TPU, especially with Broadcom and TSMC as the builder, that's been around for over a decade, right? So it's not that it's new per se. I think the issue comes down to demand supply for NVIDIA chips are 12 to 1.
So the reality is that... Demand to supply of NVIDIA chips 12 to 1. Wow.
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of Meta's chip order with Google?
It's all about the future. I believe autonomous and ultimately optimist will be the most important chapter ever in Tesla's growth story. And I think now Musk being wartime CEO, having the comp package, you know, potentially trillion dollar man, this will now define Tesla.
And I also think you're going to see a regulatory roadmap that's going to ease when it comes to autonomous, specifically on the robo taxi build that you're going to have 30, 35 cities. And I think Waymo is basically going to be a rounding error relative to where I see Tesla.
Let's go to our three radio stations. Good morning, 92.9 FM Boston, 99.1 FM Nathan Hager Radio in Washington. Here, Bloomberg 1130. How does a robo-taxi get across the Charles River right by MIT? How does a robo- You turn left there. It's sport. How does a robo-taxi get around DuPont Circle? How does a robo-taxi get down Fifth Avenue right outside the Trump Tower? I don't get it.
Look, I mean, if you look, it's data driven. I mean, the reality is, is that.
Is your proof of concept that they can handle normal urban traffic?
Everything I've seen, and obviously we've been there in Austin, you're going to continue to see it expand across many cities over the next few months. I believe we're there. Now, I'm not saying that you're going to see the geofence area continue to expand, but it's my view, next few years, 20% of cars on the road
Whether it's New York City, whether it's Boston, whether it's Chicago, you're going to look around and you're not going to see a driver.
Enough chat. What's your single best buy right now?
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Chapter 4: How does Nvidia's chip demand compare to supply?
Is it Meta or is it something different?
I mean, to me, single best buy right here is Microsoft relative to what we see in terms of the stock.
Why is it down?
Because the view that now Google, now Amazon, others on the hyperscale are going to sort of eat their lunch. Look what's happened to Oracle as well. Look, New York City cab drive was bearish on Alphabet and Google to start the year. Today, they're bearish on Microsoft. And I think that's why that has a $100 upside.
Okay. On Microsoft, just as one example... Are they open AI Sam, what's his name, Sam Altman?
Sam Altman, yeah, sure.
Are they down because they're affiliated with Sam Altman?
I think just like Oracle, there's that too big to fail concept, right? Where anyone that touches open AI, that's ultimately been an overhang. But it comes down to like, that would be like me being like, okay, if I could have more Peter Luger steak, would I have it? Or would I rather own White Castle?
With the Amex you got at Wedbush, you got to be good.
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