Amazon's Cloud Sales Win, AMD Disappoints on AI Chips | Bloomberg Technology

Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow break down Amazon's earnings after the company posted its biggest cloud sales growth in a year on AI demand. Plus, AMD fell after its AI chip forecast disappointed Wall Street, and Pinterest's CEO joins for an exclusive interview as the company's revenue surged.
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San Francisco❤New York.

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Demand for amd ai chip is limited as it can't be used for training. It doesn't have the network stack to form big clusters.

[@Novan-brautHazard]

AWS is the titan of cloud computing..💯

[@MidsummerNightScream]

whats the color of the sky Daniel?? "That's a GREAT question!"

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I don't have any

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573/62

[@og3477]

Roseanne Wincek knows. Perplexity AI is dog dookie 😂

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“Durable”, how about trying to be “useful” technology….the probability of ROI is more likely.😬

[@avayu2289]

When you have yet another Silicon Valley social media platform trying to do retail, you will have failure. Smart shoppers go directly to the vendor sites, apps. Social media to revenue is as relevant as non essential subscriptions. Unsustainable!

[@alejandroalvarez8447]

The problem with your analysis is that most people aren't, "smart shoppers". Most people are dumb as rocks, they're attention is easily grasped by things they see on social media. It's more about convenience, converting something they see online to point of sale is where the revenue comes in

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Increase ethics

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