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Personal Printers Make Comeback During Pandemic

Jul.21 — As more people work at home, printers are making a comeback. Deloitte says sales of all-in-one home printers, which can also scan and email, will grow by 15% this year to almost $29 billion.

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  1. Gabriel Montufar

    July 21, 2020 at 4:15 pm

    I second that. Mine is getting more use now

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Tech Trade Under Pressure; Musk Sells His Vision of the Future | Bloomberg Tech 6/05/2026

Bloomberg’s Ed Ludlow breaks down Elon Musk’s vision of the future and how he enchanted investors even as he brushed aside questions about the SpaceX IPO at an investor event. Plus, he takes a look at May’s hot jobs report even as tech stocks are under pressure with investors reassessing the path for interest rates.…

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Bloomberg’s Ed Ludlow breaks down Elon Musk’s vision of the future and how he enchanted investors even as he brushed aside questions about the SpaceX IPO at an investor event. Plus, he takes a look at May’s hot jobs report even as tech stocks are under pressure with investors reassessing the path for interest rates. And, he recaps conversations with three of the biggest names in AI at the Bloomberg Tech event in San Francisco.

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00:06:44 – Martha Gimbel, Yale Budget Lab
00:12:25 – Shirin Ghaffary, Bloomberg News
00:18:15 – Tom Keene, Bloomberg Money Host
00:23:50 – Philip Johnston, Starcloud CEO
00:30:05 – Ian Cinnamon, Apex CEO
00:38:48 – Nina Achadjian, Index Ventures
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Index Ventures’ Achadjian on Backing Ex-SpaceX Workers

Software has dominated venture capital for years, but as AI moves beyond the digital world and into manufacturing, robotics, and industrial systems, investors are betting the next trillion-dollar opportunities wraps software into the physical world. Nina Achadjian, partner at Index Ventures, an early backer of companies including Anthropic, Physical Intelligence, and ServiceTitan, discusses the next…

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Software has dominated venture capital for years, but as AI moves beyond the digital world and into manufacturing, robotics, and industrial systems, investors are betting the next trillion-dollar opportunities wraps software into the physical world. Nina Achadjian, partner at Index Ventures, an early backer of companies including Anthropic, Physical Intelligence, and ServiceTitan, discusses the next frontier in AI and the SpaceX IPO’s significance on the venture space. She joins Ed Ludlow on “Bloomberg Tech”
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Ian Cinnamon, Apex CEO, joins after the company raised more than $200 million as it works to increase production of satellite platforms for commercial firms and government work, including the development of President Trump’s Golden Dome missile defense shield. He joins Ed Ludlow on “Bloomberg Tech.” ——– Like this video? Subscribe to Bloomberg Technology on…

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Ian Cinnamon, Apex CEO, joins after the company raised more than $200 million as it works to increase production of satellite platforms for commercial firms and government work, including the development of President Trump’s Golden Dome missile defense shield. He joins Ed Ludlow on “Bloomberg Tech.”
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