One of the challenges we face is really helping people understand how different Snapchat is. A lot of the research and studies that are out today on social media lump Snapchat in with other services like Instagram and Tik Tok. But the studies that look at Snapchat specifically show that Snapchat actually has a positive impact on people's well-being because it connects them with their friends and family, which we know is incredibly valuable when it comes to to mental health. And so a lot of what we're trying ...

four Super Bowl appearances, four wins, and three MVP awards. But these days, Joe Montana is scoring big in the field of venture capital. He is the founder and managing partner of Liquid 2 Ventures and is here with us to discuss.It's so great to have you here. Thank you. >> Thank you for having me.Appreciate time. >> We'll talk ball in in a little bit. But when did you first know that you wanted to do this when you had a an eye for business and investing early.Uh, and you know, I I really wasn't looking for ...

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Big tech now pouring more capital than ever into AI. Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon expected to spend a combined $600 billion in capex. That's this year alone.Our dear DOSA has more on that in today's tech. Morning De. >> Hey, good morning Carl.So, it is just simply difficult to get across how big a step up that number is, but this chart does get at it. Capex between these four companies was at less than 150 billion in 2023. So that is a more than four-fold increase in roughly 3 years.What it tells us is ...

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Well, you yeah, you you said I mean we were talking earlier as well in our show. It's insane. I mean, it's like a nation state masquerading as a company at this point.But that said, I did go back and look at sort of the capex spent for the oil companies in 2013 or the telecom companies in 2000 and as a percent of income or revenues, however you want to slice it. This number doesn't come in as an outlier. It's sort of right in line with what we saw at peak spending in those cycles as well, Brent.Yeah, I'm no ...

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You know, Carl, I look at these stocks. Everything's a battleground. It just doesn't matter.Everything's battle. And one of the greatest battlegrounds this very morning is ARM. And I say that because ARM stock was down very 10%.Then it rallies 10%. I got we got to talk to someone from ARM. And that's what's so great.David, we have Renee Hos. Great ARM CEO. And he's going to clear everything up.Renee, welcome back to Squawk on the Street. >> Morning, Jim. >> All right.So Renee, I thought it was a great quart ...

always said. Don't just waste his >> PRESIDENT TRUMP TELLING NBC NEWS HE WON'T GET INVOLVED IN THE BATTLE BETWEEN NETFLIX AND PARAMOUNT. SKYDANCE TO BY WARNER BROS.DISCOVERY. THAT'S A CHANGE FROM THE PRESIDENT'S STANCE JUST A FEW WEEKS AGO. JOINING US NOW IS TOM ROGERS.HE'S THE FORMER NBC CABLE PRESIDENT, A CNBC CONTRIBUTOR AND A SENIOR ADVISOR OF NBC'S PARENT COMPANY, VERISIGN. GOOD MORNING, TOM, IT'S GOOD TO SEE YOU. I WANT TO TALK ABOUT DISNEY, TOO.AFTER WE GET THROUGH THIS. BUT I DON'T KNOW, ADMINISTRAT ...