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The Information's TITV

The Information’s TITV is first in tech news and analysis from the people that break and shape the story. The rest is just commentary. Watch every weekday at 10 am PT/ 1 pm ET on The Information.com/titv, App, YouTube, X—and on demand wherever you get your podcasts.

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SpaceX Nears $60B Cursor Acquisition, Meta’s Open Source Model Family, Microsoft’s AI Chip Ramp Up

10 Aug 2026
38m
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Lyft CEO on Strong Growth & Autonomous Vehicles, How Dario Amodei Stirred Up Silicon Valley

07 Aug 2026
45m
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Google’s AI Shakeup, Nvidia Weighs Putting Less Memory in Rubin Chips, Meta’s New AI Coding Tools

06 Aug 2026
43m
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SpaceX’s $7.8B Q2 Revenue, AMD Stock Falls Despite 50% Revenue Growth, China’s New AI Gold Rush

05 Aug 2026
34m
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Why SpaceX-Telsa Merger Makes Sense, Airtable’s $1.3B Sale, Claude Code Alternatives

04 Aug 2026
39m
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Claude Hacked Real Companies During Tests, AWS Revenue Growth Accelerates, What’s Next for Apple?

31 Jul 2026
56m
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Microsoft’s 18% Revenue Growth YoY, Meta’s AI Investments Weighing On Q2 Profits

30 Jul 2026
37m
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Meta and Microsoft’s recent quarterly earnings reveal divergent paths in the AI-driven tech landscape. Meta’s ad business remains robust with 28% growth, yet investors remain cautious about the company’s massive capital expenditure and the timeline for realizing returns on its AI infrastructure. Conversely, Microsoft’s...

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ChatGPT Nears 1B Active Users, Nvidia-Backed Reflection AI Looks to Become Open-Source Champ

29 Jul 2026
46m
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ChatGPT is nearing 1 billion weekly active users, though growth has been slower than anticipated due to stiff competition from Anthropic and Google, prompting a strategic pivot toward enterprise-focused tools like Codex. Meanwhile, Stripe’s potential $10 billion acquisition of OpenRouter signals a high-stakes bet on AI...

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Trump Admin Nears AI Rules Framework, Microsoft’s Mythos Alternative, Why Claude Code is King

28 Jul 2026
36m
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The US government is nearing the finalization of a voluntary AI framework, aiming to establish clear guidelines for frontier model testing and safety. Meanwhile, Microsoft is challenging Anthropic’s market position with a new AI-powered cybersecurity project, leveraging a mix of proprietary and third-party models to re...

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Inside Claude Opus 5, Open-Source AI Regulation, Google’s Chip Financing Strategy

28 Jul 2026
44m
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The rapid evolution of AI models and the shifting landscape of enterprise adoption define the current technological climate. Anthropic’s Opus 5 model demonstrates high performance at a fraction of the cost of frontier competitors, yet many developers remain committed to models like Fable for their superior quality. Mea...

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Why Tech Giants Are Protecting Open-Source AI, Runway’s New Model Router for AI

24 Jul 2026
41m
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Tech giants and startups are pushing back against the potential over-regulation of open-weight AI models, arguing that such restrictions primarily protect the economic interests of closed-source model providers rather than serving national security. This debate coincides with increasing scrutiny of AI agents, highlight...

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U.S. Investigates Chinese AI Companies, Google Cloud Revenue Rises 82%, Anthropic’s Unusual IPO Plan

23 Jul 2026
57m
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The U.S. government is investigating whether Chinese AI lab Moonshot AI improperly utilized restricted American-made chips, sparking a broader debate over export controls and the regulation of open-source models. Meanwhile, Alphabet and Tesla face investor skepticism as rising capital expenditures for AI infrastructure...

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SpaceXAI’s Explores Texas Data Center, Oracle’s Costly Surprises, AI-Generated Movies Coming to Theaters

22 Jul 2026
50m
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AI infrastructure development is accelerating as companies like xAI pursue rapid data center expansion in Texas, while established players like Oracle encounter significant financial and regulatory obstacles in their own build-outs. These infrastructure challenges are driving a shift in the compute market, where firms ...

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US AI Policy Debate Reignited by Kimi K3, Where Anthropic is Lagging, AMD’s New Helios AI System

21 Jul 2026
44m
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AMD’s launch of the Helios rack-scale AI system signals a direct challenge to NVIDIA, offering a unified, high-performance architecture for frontier model inference that leverages a broader CPU portfolio to support agentic AI workloads. Meanwhile, the emergence of China’s Kimi K3 model has intensified debates over US A...

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Google Plans New ‘Frozen’ AI Chip, Preventing Scams in the AI Era, 160 Software Startups For Sale

20 Jul 2026
29m
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Google is developing "Frozen," a specialized server chip designed to etch Gemini AI models directly into hardware, potentially increasing efficiency six to ten times over current TPUs by 2028. Meanwhile, the cybersecurity landscape faces a surge in AI-powered fraud, as criminals leverage generative tools to execute per...

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The Model That Beat Claude & ChatGPT, The Nvidia GPU Crunch Continues, Beehiiv’s Social Tools

17 Jul 2026
56m
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Moonshot AI’s Kimi K3 model is challenging the dominance of closed-source AI, signaling a potential shift in the capital-intensive AI landscape as open-source alternatives achieve frontier-level performance. While Kimi K3 excels in coding tasks, geopolitical risks remain a significant barrier to widespread enterprise a...

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NY’s Data Center Moratorium, Microsoft’s New Security AI Overhaul, The American AI Dividend Debate

16 Jul 2026
47m
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DeepSeek’s annual revenue run rate is approaching $500 million with 70-80% gross margins, driven by highly efficient AI model inference as the company prepares for a potential Shanghai IPO. Meanwhile, New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s one-year moratorium on large-scale data center permits reflects intensifying bipartisa...

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On the Ground at UBS’ Private AI, Software and Internet Conference | Menlo Park

15 Jul 2026
51m
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The software and AI sectors are undergoing a significant reallocation of capital as enterprises prioritize AI infrastructure and security over traditional application software. While major cloud providers face capacity constraints, startups are increasingly turning to specialized "neocloud" providers to secure necessar...

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TITV One Year Anniversary Show

14 Jul 2026
1h 38m
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The AI landscape is shifting toward specialized, agentic workflows that prioritize operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Enterprises are increasingly adopting "headless" software architectures, utilizing established backends like Salesforce while building custom, AI-native frontends to drive productivity. Whil...

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Apple Suing OpenAI for Stealing Trade Secrets, Former Meta Director of AI on Muse Spark

13 Jul 2026
47m
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Apple’s lawsuit against OpenAI for alleged trade secret theft and aggressive talent poaching marks a significant escalation in the rivalry between the two companies. Simultaneously, the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation is initiating blockchain-based stock trading to enhance collateral management, though it mai...

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