Gil Luria from D.A. Davidson Companies reacts to Meta's fourth quarter results and what he is looking out for in the conference calls from Meta and Microsoft.
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Daniel Ives, global head of technology research at Wedbush Securities, joined the show to break down the earnings results from Tesla and Microsoft.
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"The open source movement, if anything, is given a huge tailwind because of this." - Lux Capital co-founder Josh Wolfe talks DeepSeek's impact on AI innovation in the U.S.
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Data protection company Commvault ended the day higher after strong third quarter numbers and guidance. Commvault CEO Sanjay Mirchandani joined the show to talk about the company's latest earnings results and its new partnership with CrowdStrike.
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U.S. Steel finished lower after shareholder and activist investor Ancora released a letter to the board which announced it has nominated a majority slate of nine candidates. The letter also calls for the company to abandon its blocked merger with Nippon Steel and is seeking the ouster of CEO David Burrit. Morgan L Brennan Brennan spoke exclusively to Alan Kestenbaum, Ancora's nominee to replace Burrit.
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"I personally think moments like these where we see step function changes in how AI is involving is ultimately good for all of us" - J.P. Morgan's global chairman of Investment Banking Jennifer Nason weighs in on the emergence of China's DeepSeek and how it impacts the money being allocated to AI.
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"I think this is a positive for tech and the reason that the markets are responding the way that they are is because of the uncertainty around it and what it means" - Patrick Moorhead from Moor Insights & Strategy on DeepSeek's impact.
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Nvidia and other AI plays got crushed as China's DeepSeek raised questions about AI spending. The company lost around $600 billion in market cap - the worst single-day market cap loss ever. Ben Reitzes, Head of Technology Research at Melius Research, breaks down why this is an "inverse Sputnik moment."