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CoreWeave, Meta Strike $21 Billion for AI Computing | Bloomberg Tech 4/9/2026

Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow discuss CoreWeave’s $21 billion deal to provide compute for Meta. Plus, Meta releases a new AI model that is more competitive with rivals. And, Anthropic closes its secondary share sale that leaves some investors without the stakes they wanted. ——– “Bloomberg Technology” is our daily news program focused exclusively…

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Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow discuss CoreWeave’s $21 billion deal to provide compute for Meta. Plus, Meta releases a new AI model that is more competitive with rivals. And, Anthropic closes its secondary share sale that leaves some investors without the stakes they wanted.
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Meta to Build Cloud Business to Sell Excess AI Compute | Bloomberg Tech 7/01/2026

Bloomberg’s Ed Ludlow breaks down Meta’s plans to develop its own cloud infrastructure business aimed at selling access to AI computing power and models. Plus, the Trump administration lifts foreign access restrictions on Anthropic’s Fable 5 AI model. And, Lime CEO Wayne Ting joins as the company gets ready to debut on the Nasdaq. 00:00:00…

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Bloomberg’s Ed Ludlow breaks down Meta’s plans to develop its own cloud infrastructure business aimed at selling access to AI computing power and models. Plus, the Trump administration lifts foreign access restrictions on Anthropic’s Fable 5 AI model. And, Lime CEO Wayne Ting joins as the company gets ready to debut on the Nasdaq.

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Marlinspike Raises New Fund to Back Defense, Industrial Startups

Marlinspike Partners just raised an oversubscribed $127 million Fund II to “rearm America,” the latest sign that investors are piling into defense startups. Marlinspike co-founder and CEO Neil Keegan, who also served six years as a US Navy Surface Warfare Officer, joins Ed Ludlow on “Bloomberg Tech.” ——– Like this video? Subscribe to Bloomberg Technology…

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Marlinspike Partners just raised an oversubscribed $127 million Fund II to “rearm America,” the latest sign that investors are piling into defense startups. Marlinspike co-founder and CEO Neil Keegan, who also served six years as a US Navy Surface Warfare Officer, joins Ed Ludlow on “Bloomberg Tech.”
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Uber-Backed Lime Raises $174 Million in Public Debut

The IPO window is showing more signs of life, with Uber-backed Lime raising $174 million in its public debut, pricing its shares right at the midpoint of the expected range. Lime CEO Wayne Ting says the company is going public to attract new investors, and is thinking about M&A, though “the bar is high.” He…

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The IPO window is showing more signs of life, with Uber-backed Lime raising $174 million in its public debut, pricing its shares right at the midpoint of the expected range. Lime CEO Wayne Ting says the company is going public to attract new investors, and is thinking about M&A, though “the bar is high.” He joins Ed Ludlow from the Nasdaq on “Bloomberg Tech.”
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