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All right, welcome to a new episode of Power Players. Uh, really jacked up for my next guest here, uh, Griffin Gaming Partners co-founder and managing director. >> Yes, sir.>> Peter Leven, good to see you here. >> Thanks for having me. >> Uh, it's a pleasure.>> I cannot hold a candle to your knowledge on gaming. Like, we were just talking about board games before we even came on here. Like, is that where your love for this industry began.Just a just a good old classic tabletop board game. >> I mean, yes. Uh ...

The capital demands are huge and as far as I can tell so far mandate this market is still open for business. It is an especially for hyperscalers, who probably have been the most aggressive that I've ever seen in terms of, you know, capacity expansion, building data centers and alphabet. To my mind, even among the hyperscalers has been more aggressive compared to the likes of Microsoft.And, uh, you know, there is a reason for that is, uh, they're TPUs and what they are able to do with their own chips, in ad ...

“We were young, but we had good advice,” said Bill Gates, about the early days of founding Microsoft with Paul Allen in the 1970s. He’s one of countless bosses who are fond of crediting, and then recounting, the guidance they’ve gotten over their careers. Sometimes it's helpful, but other times it's not.Tap the link to read pieces of advice that top CEOs and founders have ignored — for better or for worse: https://t.co/ykVYrBMhar📷️: Martin Bertrand/Getty Images ...