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NEWS: Bessemer is raising $5.75 billion in fresh funding to support a broader shift towards more growth stage investments, reports @nmasc_ @spdholakia joins me on Bloomberg Tech later today https://www.bloomberg.com/...
September 24, 2026 at 2:38 AM
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@EdLudlow As of yesterday, we're estimating 342k daily mobile app users. Was 258k on the 14th. People can also use Grok bot on desktop apps.
September 22, 2026 at 5:48 PM
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@EdLudlow Compared to other products that have no trial/freemium tier I'm fairly certain it is the most successful app launch of all time... (Ahead of eleven labs.)
September 22, 2026 at 11:42 PM
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#Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang takes on #AI Boom
We need more computers, more computers for AI agents and #robots – interview @bloomberg.com TV #EdLudlow www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/...
July 27, 2026 at 7:52 AM
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只有付錢的使用者適用新隱私政策？

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September 1, 2023 at 6:37 AM
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@EdLudlow: Do we need MORE electric scooters and e-Bikes in cities? Lime is planning to add 30,000 net-new bikes across North America, Europe and Australia. CEO Wayne Ting is on @technology today.

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April 26, 2024 at 1:06 PM
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BREAKING: Drew Baglino has left Tesla, am told. One source said he resigned (as opposed to being a part of the layoffs). Long-serving exec and was responsible for power train and energy engineering.

$TSLA
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April 15, 2024 at 1:56 PM
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At $135 a share for spaceX, Elon Musk would be worth $988 billion - outlined @TheTerminal
June 3, 2026 at 4:28 PM
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@EdLudlow: Alert: $AMZN #AWS CEO Adam Selipsky joins us on @technology at 9amPT/12pmET to talk about the deal with Anthropic. What questions do you have for Adam and AWS?

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September 25, 2023 at 2:24 PM
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@business: San Francisco has positioned itself as the city for AI research and investment.

One small nerdy neighborhood is the epicenter. @EdLudlow has more: https://t.co/MoMa6QfLfM https://t.co/DIv58KfdJz
March 6, 2024 at 4:07 AM
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@business: San Francisco has positioned itself as the city for AI research and investment.

One small nerdy neighborhood is the epicenter. @EdLudlow has more: https://t.co/MoMa6QfLfM https://t.co/f84V1fMhQX
March 6, 2024 at 7:08 AM
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@business: San Francisco has positioned itself as the city for AI research and investment.

One small nerdy neighborhood is the epicenter. @EdLudlow has more: https://t.co/MoMa6QfLfM https://t.co/laTvYL5yG0
March 5, 2024 at 1:08 AM
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@business: San Francisco has positioned itself as the city for AI research and investment.

One small nerdy neighborhood is the epicenter. @EdLudlow has more: https://t.co/MoMa6Qgj5k https://t.co/YztRlCr2u5
March 2, 2024 at 8:07 PM
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@BloombergTV: Is Apple upgrading the iPhone's camera going to be enough to convince consumers to upgrade?

Here's what @EdLudlow says https://t.co/GOPr7we9qs https://t.co/ZpBlXjO983
September 12, 2023 at 6:18 PM
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@EdLudlow: NEWS: AI Startup Anthropic Launches New Versions of Chatbot Claude

Three new AI Models: Claude 3 Opus (most powerful), Sonnet and Haiku (lightest/quickest). Reporting @rachelmetz

@AnthropicAI's @DanielaAmodei joins us on @technology today.

https://t.co/QTLxWd3eY4
March 4, 2024 at 2:19 PM
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@business: San Francisco has positioned itself as the city for AI research and investment.

One small nerdy neighborhood is the epicenter. @EdLudlow has more: https://t.co/MoMa6QfLfM https://t.co/A68AO6pODO
February 28, 2024 at 4:03 PM
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@business: 🎙️ HAPPENING SOON: Bloomberg's FOIA expert @JasonLeopold will answer questions about how he uses public record requests to investigate the US government, including what he’s learned so far in the Trump administration.

Tune into his Live Q&A with @EdLudlow at 1pm EDT: https://t.co/sQ
May 9, 2025 at 4:34 PM
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MyPOV: @BYDCompany vs @Tesla here the analysis from @edludlow and me with @timsteno @carolmassar @bloomberg @BW #EV #CES2026 #CES26 #CES (catch it at 26:00)

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Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec bring together the latest news from the world of business and finance and the interesting stories.
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January 3, 2026 at 10:45 PM
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#Intel shares fell early on Monday after the company said it will be offering $15 billion in common stock. Intel says the money will be used to pursue growth opportunities in AI. #Bloomberg's #EdLudlow reports. youtu.be/eaotBF73g14
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Intel Shares Fall After Announcing $15 Billion Stock Offering
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August 10, 2026 at 2:54 PM
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@business: 🎙️ LIVE NOW: Bloomberg's FOIA expert @JasonLeopold will answer questions about how he uses public record requests to investigate the US government, including what he’s learned so far in the Trump administration.

Tune into his Live Q&A with @EdLudlow: https:/
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May 9, 2025 at 5:00 PM
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Amazon is looking to raise at least $25 billion from a US dollar bond sale, its latest funding push as the company ramps up investment in AI infrastructure. #RobertSchiffman and #EdLudlow have more on #BloombergOpenInterest youtu.be/CCwKMDeXPRI
Amazon Seeks to Raise at Least $25 Billion to Fund AI Spending
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July 7, 2026 at 2:21 PM
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@business: On this episode of the Elon, Inc. podcast, @EdLudlow joins us to discuss Tesla's biggest layoffs to date and why Elon Musk's rationale may be more than just about cost reduction and productivity https://t.co/2Sr1qKqXSd https://t.co/f96PjfeCfq
April 23, 2024 at 8:17 PM
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@BloombergLive: JUST IN: When can we expect @Minecraft the movie?

"It's in production right now. We're hoping it's the start of many different entertainment offerings we'll have with Minecraft."

@StudiosMojangMC Helen Chiang
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October 12, 2023 at 11:33 PM
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@business: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says booming sales of AI chips for data centers can "absolutely" grow through 2025. His argument: H100 is more than just a chip.

@EdLudlow has been hands on with H100. Here's a visual representation of what Huang's talking about https://t.co/RLG77QppTr https://t.c
November 22, 2023 at 3:13 PM
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The other four screen caps are below. Electrek has a lot of good articles covering Tesla.

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16 June 2025 Twitter screen capture. Fred Lambert (@FredericLambert) | 10h This report is so flawed and misleading that I didn't know where to begin. Bloomberg tried to claim that Tesla's "self-driving" is 10x safer than Waymo's, based on data from Tesla's own Autopilot Safety report. This report is known to be completely unserious and unscientific for several reasons: 1. Tesla bundles all miles from its vehicles using Autopilot and FSD technology, which are considered level 2 ADAS systems that require driver attention at all times. Drivers consistently correct the systems to avoid accidents. 2. Tesla Autopilot, which is standard on all Tesla vehicles, is primarily used on highways, where accidents occur at a significantly lower rate per mile compared to city driving. 3. Tesla only counts events that deploy an airbag or a seat-belt pretensioner. Fender-benders, curb strikes, and many ADAS incidents never appear, keeping crash counts artificially low. 4. Finally, Tesla's handpicked data is compared to NHTSA's much broader statistics that include all collision events, including minor fender benders. All these facts combined render the comparison between Tesla's accident rate using "Autopilot technology" and NHTSA's US average completely useless. With that in mind, Bloomberg decided to compare this Waymo, but using a completely different methodology for Waymo: For Waymo, they actually use police-reported crashes, in addition to airbag deployments. [Twitter post continued] Just to give you an idea of the potential discrepancy, NHTSA itself said that Tesla's data is flawed because only 18% of police-reported crashes include airbag deployment. In short, in the Waymo data, they included everything, including small fender-benders, while Tesla is way more selective in what it includes in its crashes. To add to the insult, Bloomberg compared Tesla's global level 2 ADAS driver-supervised mileage to Waymo's San Francisco-only rider-only mileage: Why? I have no idea. But you can't compare rider-only mileage, which is true level 4 SAE self-driving to level 2 ADAS from Tesla's customer fleet. Also, why did they only use Waymo's SF mileage but Tesla's global mileage? Waymo is at over 71 million miles when including its 4 markets: And again, that's level 4 miles, which as far as we know, Tesla is only at a few hundred to a few thousand miles with one or two vehicles testing in Austin right now. This is embarrassing for Bloomberg. They should correct right now. [Twitter post continued.] But to be honest, it's so bad that it is suspicious. Like a bad Al wrote this. [Beneath this are four images, each of data included in the electrek article: 1 - "Miles Driven Per One Accident" which purports to show the number of miles a car is operated on the road prior to being involved in a collision. The graphs are labeled for four quarters: Q2 2024, Q3 2024, Q4 2024, and Q1 2025. The graph claims that Teslas using autopilot technology are safer by leaps and bounds than people driving regular cars. The electrek article explains why this information is biased and unreliable. 2 - A bar graph purporting to show crash rates per every million miles, again claiming that Teslas are superior to average U.S. drivers. Waymo is the middle bar. The electrek article explains why this information is biased and unreliable. 3 - A chart from electrek analyzing the chart of data on which Bloomberg Intelligence claims to have based their summary, highlighting the claim that Tesla has collected information on 3 Billion miles driven, and Waymo on 22 million miles driven. The electrek article explains why this information is biased and unreliable. 4 - A chart from Waymo's cumulative rider-only (self-driven) miles in four cities, demonstrating that Bloomberg only included San Francisco's data in its analysis. Beneath the charts is a quote of the Electrek.co Twitter post.] 23 Comments | 39 ReTweets | 191 Likes | 14K Impressions 16 June 2025 Twitter screen capture: Fred Lambert (@FredericLambert) 10h: Honestly, I'd love to see some accountability from @Bloomberg here. @BBGIntelligence's Steve Man wrote this report. Bloomberg @technology's @EdLudlow propagated the report and had Man on today without any pushback on the blatantly misleading data. Now, $TSLA stock pumpers and Elon Musk himself shared the report to try to claim that the tech is safe just as Tesla is trying to launch this unsupervised in Austin. This is seriously dangerous reporting/analysis here. You should all do better. 8 Comments | 5 ReTweets | 33 Likes | 2.9K Impressions
June 17, 2025 at 4:42 PM