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Google and Apple Avert Disaster, More on Kpop Demon Hunters and Hollywood, Mail on Microsoft, Adobe and ASML – Sharp Tech with Ben Thompson

Google and Apple Avert Disaster, More on Kpop Demon Hunters and Hollywood, Mail on Microsoft, Adobe and ASML

Date: 9/5/2025Podcast: Sharp Tech with Ben ThompsonSharp Tech with Ben Thompson↗

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Bullish and bearish opinions expressed in this episode, paired with supporting transcript quotes. The quote confirms what was said—not whether the opinion is correct.

Bullish

GOOGL— Google's strategy of revenue sharing agreements has effectively entrenched its market position, giving it a strong advantage in the industry.
MSFT— Microsoft is seen as having better business opportunities than Apple, particularly in AI and cloud computing.

Bearish

AAPL— While Apple may benefit financially in the short-term from its deal with Google, it could be hindering Apple's long-term innovation, especially in AI.
SAAS— The subscription model for enterprise software, which has been crucial for SaaS companies, may be under threat due to AI reducing employee numbers.

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