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Always rushing between Dubai and London? Bloomberg has a new show for you, 'Horizons MEA'. It promises the best on Middle East and Africa, so you don't miss a beat between meetings.
The US military hit Iran for the second day straight, a stark reminder that peace talks are fragile. Bloomberg Opinion's Marc Champion thinks this ceasefire was doomed from the start.
Planning for 2026? Bloomberg is already there, with a video promising to unveil the 'horizons' for the Middle East and Africa.
While everyone debated AI chatbots and large language models, something far more radical was quietly happening in labs: the human brain was getting a direct line to machines, no keyboard required. This isn't sci-fi anymore — it's the bleeding edge of neurotechnology, and it's moving faster than you'd think.
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Shanghai's humanoid robots just left the factory floor for the football pitch, taking penalty kicks like real players. Bloomberg caught the moment when tech tries to play soccer.
While everyone cheers Micron's skyrocketing AI-driven earnings, there's a detail most traders conveniently overlook: the real price of the intelligence revolution isn't just processors—it's memory chips and the energy bill that comes with them. Stephanie Guild, Robinhood's Chief Investment Officer, just exposed this blind spot in a Bloomberg interview that reveals the hidden cost of the AI boom.
While the US and China duke it out over AI dominance, Europe is quietly plotting its own game. Henna Virkkunen, the EU's tech chief, just told Bloomberg how the continent plans to go independent — and why this fight is as much about politics as it is about algorithms.
While the tech world obsesses over AI and unicorn startups, someone decided to tackle a far more pressing problem: the gap between those who can code and those who want to learn. Euan Blair, CEO of Multiverse, sat down with Bloomberg during London Tech Week to explain how they're cracking this puzzle.
While everyone's chatting about AI and how it'll change the world, at London Tech Week there are people actually getting their hands dirty with the real deal. Judith Dada, general partner at Visionaries, explained to Bloomberg what's actually happening behind the scenes.
While everyone else is panicking about AI taking over the world, the UK decided to calmly sit down and talk about it like adults. Minister Kanishka Narayan showed up on Bloomberg TV during London Tech Week ready to explain what's actually happening—and whether the government has a clue.
While everyone argues about which AI models to use, someone's actually building the physical foundations that make them run. Brookfield's Head of AI Infrastructure Sikander Rashid just explained to Bloomberg how this race for data centers actually works.
