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New iPhones and an Absence of Awe, How Oracle Wins in the AI Era, Questions on MidJourney, Meta, and Armageddon – Sharp Tech with Ben Thompson

New iPhones and an Absence of Awe, How Oracle Wins in the AI Era, Questions on MidJourney, Meta, and Armageddon

Date: 9/12/2025Podcast: 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.

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NVDA— NVIDIA's strong market position in AI chips and strategic partnerships, particularly with Oracle, suggest potential for continued growth and dominance in the AI infrastructure market.
ORCL— Oracle's focus on bare metal infrastructure for AI and cloud computing positions them well in the market, particularly as a key partner for NVIDIA.
AAPL— Despite criticism, Apple maintains its status as a technology company with potential for continued innovation and growth, albeit in less exciting areas.
NFLX— Netflix shows potential to create Disney-level franchises, as evidenced by the success of K-pop Demon Hunters, indicating possible growth in content value and subscriber retention.

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