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Billionaire Ken Griffin More Than Doubled His Stakes in These 3 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks. Here's Why You Might Want to Buy Them Too.
The Motley Fool· 2025-11-26 09:44
There are good reasons why Griffin recently loaded up on these AI stocks.Ken Griffin didn't amass a fortune of nearly $49 billion by ignoring major technological trends. Unsurprisingly, his Citadel Advisors hedge fund's portfolio is loaded with artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. Which AI stocks does Griffin like the most? I'd put three at the top of the list. They're among Citadel's largest holdings. The billionaire also more than doubled his stakes in each of them during the third quarter of 2025. Here a ...
微软投资OpenAI或遭欧盟反垄断审查
Xin Lang Ke Ji· 2025-11-26 09:40
欧盟反垄断监管机构"欧盟委员会"周二表示,微软对AI聊天机器人ChatGPT开发商OpenAI的财务支持, 可能要受到欧盟并购法规的约束。 欧盟委员会还表示,正在调查大型数字市场参与者与生成式AI开发商和提供商达成的一些协议对市场 动态的影响,但并未透露这些公司的名字。 与此同时,欧盟委员会还希望感兴趣的各方在3月11日之前,就VR/AR和生成式AI领域的竞争提供反 馈。还向几家大型数字公司发出了相关的信息请求。 盟反垄断专员Margrethe Vestager称:"我们邀请企业和专家向我们介绍他们在这些行业可能发现的任何 竞争问题,同时也密切关注AI领域的合作,以确保它们不会不适当地扭曲市场竞争。" 去年,微软曾承诺向OpenAI投资逾100亿美元,但不会获得投票权。微软还表示,它并不拥有OpenAI的 任何股份。 今日,欧盟委员会在一份声明中称:"我们正在评估,微软对OpenAI的投资是否可以根据欧盟的并购法 规进行审查。" ...
微软曾考虑将必应卖给苹果 但苹果没抵住谷歌的金钱诱惑
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2025-11-26 09:14
Core Insights - Microsoft considered selling its Bing search engine to Apple around 2020 to replace Google as the default search engine on iOS devices [1][2] - The discussions between Microsoft and Apple were exploratory and did not progress to deeper negotiations [1] - The ongoing legal battle between the U.S. Department of Justice and Google has renewed interest in the relationship between Microsoft and Apple regarding search engine options [1][2] Group 1: Microsoft and Apple Negotiations - Microsoft executives met with Apple’s Eddy Cue to discuss the potential sale of Bing, but the talks were not serious [1] - Microsoft launched Bing in 2009 to compete with Google but has not gained significant market share, with Bing holding less than 10% of the market [2] - In 2016, Microsoft considered investing billions into Apple to make Bing the default search engine on Apple devices, with discussions between CEOs Satya Nadella and Tim Cook [3] Group 2: Google and Apple Relationship - Google pays Apple between $4 billion and $7 billion annually to remain the default search engine on iPhones and other iOS devices [2] - Eddy Cue testified that Apple uses Google because it is the best available option, countering claims of unfair market dominance [2][3] - The agreement between Apple and Google has been extended, maintaining Google's position as the default search engine for Siri, Spotlight, and Safari [3][4] Group 3: Quality Concerns and Strategic Decisions - Apple’s decision not to acquire Bing was influenced by the substantial revenue from the Google deal and concerns over Bing's quality [3][4] - Apple has previously used Bing for certain services like Siri and Spotlight but reverted to Google in 2017 due to updated revenue-sharing agreements [3] - Eddy Cue indicated that Apple sees no need to develop its own search engine, as Google is perceived as the superior choice [4]
欧盟对微软Office应用捆绑Teams行为展开反垄断调查
Xin Lang Ke Ji· 2025-11-26 08:17
欧盟委员会表示,这种做法可能构成垄断。这也是10多年来欧盟首次对微软展开反垄断调查。 对微软Teams可能涉嫌垄断的担忧最初出现在2020年。当时,Teams的竞争对手Slack向欧盟投诉,称微 软以非法的方式将Teams与办公软件微软365捆绑在一起。Slack表示,此举意味着将会有数千万用户被 迫安装Teams,而无法删除。Slack是Salesforce旗下的办公通讯软件。 对于欧盟的反垄断调查,微软发言人表示:"我们尊重欧盟委员会在此案上的工作,并非常认真地对待 自身的责任。我们将继续与欧盟委员会合作,继续致力于寻求解决方案,以回应欧盟委员会的关切。" 当地时间周四,欧盟监管机构开始对微软将视频和聊天应用Teams与其他Office应用捆绑的行为展开反 垄断调查。 欧盟监管机构表示:"欧盟委员会担心微软可能会给Teams提供渠道分发优势。例如,微软没有让用户 在购买办公套件时选择是否包含这款产品,并可能限制了微软办公套件与竞品之间的互操作性。" 换句话说,欧盟担心当用户订购微软365产品时,微软没有给用户提供不包括Teams在内的选择。通过 这样做,微软可能会阻止其他公司在办公通讯和视频应用领域展开竞 ...
消息称欧盟下周对微软Office捆绑Teams展开反垄断调查
Xin Lang Ke Ji· 2025-11-26 08:01
据报道,多位知情人士今日称,欧盟将于下周对微软Office办公套装捆绑Teams应用展开正式的反垄断 调查,这将是微软15年来首次面临欧盟的反垄断调查。 四位知情人士称,事实证明,虽然微软在安抚竞争担忧方面做出了一些让步,但如今看来还不够充分。 其中两位知情人士还补充说,一旦调查开始,微软最早可能在今年秋季面临欧盟的正式指控。 早在2020年7月,Slack Technologies向欧盟委员会投诉微软,指控微软存在不正当竞争行为。Slack Technologies称,微软滥用其市场主导地位,通过将Microsoft Teams与其广受欢迎的Office办公软件相捆 绑,消除了Microsoft Teams面临的竞争。 Microsoft Teams是一款基于聊天的智能团队协作工具,可以同步进行文档共享,并为成员提供包括语 音、视频会议在内的即时通讯工具。而Slack Technologies也运营着类似的产品。 微软将Microsoft Teams与Office相捆绑意味着,有数百万用户被迫安装Microsoft Teams,且无法删除。 随后,欧盟向微软的竞争对手发出了一份问卷调查:Microsoft ...
纳斯达克100指数将重新平衡 苹果、微软等市场头部企业股价应声下跌
Xin Lang Ke Ji· 2025-11-26 07:56
受此消息影响,苹果股价下跌1.1%,市值为2.967万亿美元。6月30日,苹果市值首次收于3万亿美元关 口之上。Alphabet和亚马逊的跌幅均超过2%,微软和特斯拉均下跌超过1%。 上周五晚些时候,纳斯达克证券交易所表示,将对该指数进行"特别再平衡","通过重新分配权重来解 决指数过度集中的问题。"在此之后,华尔街最有价值的股票纷纷下跌。 此次调整将在截至7月3日的流通股份的基础上进行, 7月14日将公布变化情况,7月24日开盘前生效。 纳斯达克100指数包括在纳斯达克交易所交易的100家最大公司。该指数的变化将导致跟踪该指数的投资 基金调整其投资组合,并出售在该指数中权重被降低的公司的股票。 华尔街最有价值的公司是今年美国股市复苏的最大赢家,这些公司在纳斯达克100指数、纳斯达克综合 指数和标准普尔500指数中的权重进一步上升。 据报道,当地时间周一,苹果、微软等头部美国企业股价下跌。此前纳斯达克证券交易所表示,将重新 平衡其纳斯达克100指数,以解决该指数"过度集中"的问题。 今年迄今为止,标准普尔500指数上升了15%,而英伟达公司股价飙升了189%,特斯拉上涨了一倍多。 今年,微软、亚马逊和苹果的股 ...
资本视角聊聊万亿大基建钱从哪儿来,以及电力破局的六条路径
3 6 Ke· 2025-11-26 07:51
近期微软首席执行官萨提亚・纳德拉(Satya Nadella)在一档播客中也指出:"我们目前面临的最大问题不是算力,而是电力短缺。如果你无法提供足够 的电力,那么即使拥有大量芯片,也只能让它们闲置在仓库里。" 根据业内共识,每新增1吉瓦数据中心容量,建设成本约为500亿美元。面对以万亿为单位的投资规模,很多人也开始讨论,我们是不是进入了一场AI的 投资泡沫? 电力供应短缺已成为美国AI产业扩张的最大瓶颈。 根据摩根士丹利发布的最新报告,截至2028年,美国数据中心的总电力需求将达到69吉瓦(GW),除去在建中的数据中心和电网可接入的电 力,还有44吉瓦的电力缺口,相当于44座核电站。 本期《硅谷101》,主播泓君邀请了人气嘉宾郑迪,深度解答AI万亿基建的两个核心问题——电从哪儿来?钱从哪儿来?以及手握大量电力的加密矿工能 否成为解决本轮能源短缺的关键力量?郑迪作为2008金融危机的亲历者,复盘了金融历史留给AI基建的警示。同时他也认为,当前还没有进入大规模借 债的阶段,一切才刚刚开始。 以下是这次对话内容的精选: 01 破解AI缺电的六条路径 泓君:我们之前做了一期讲整个AI大基建的节目,大家发现在美国有一个 ...
美监管机构要求法院暂时禁止微软收购动视暴雪
Xin Lang Ke Ji· 2025-11-26 07:35
Xbox游戏工作室主管Matt Booty、微软游戏生态系统副总裁Sarah Bond、微软子公司Bethesda Softworks 的出版主管兼集团高级副总裁Pete Hines以第一批证人的身份参加听证会。 FTC认为,在FTC内部法庭判定交易是否会伤害视频游戏产业竞争之前不应该批准交易。FTC辩解称, 一旦合并,微软Xbox将会获得动视游戏独家授权,任天堂和索尼游戏机无法接入动视暴雪游戏。 微软并不认同FTC的看法,表示收购对玩家和游戏公司有利。微软提议与FTC签署一份具有法律约束力 的同意令,将《使命召唤》提供给竞争对手,有效期10年。 微软律师Beth Wilkinson则说:"所有证据都在证明,Xbox只有将动视游戏推向尽可能多的玩家、推向尽 可能多的平台,一切才有意义。"他还说,如果真的发布禁令,收购可能要经历长达3年的行政程序,这 样做可能会"扼杀"交易。 听证会将持续到6月29日。微软CEO萨蒂亚·纳德拉、动视暴雪CEO鲍比·科蒂克(Bobby Kotick)将以证 人身份参加。 美国联邦贸易委员会(FTC)向美国联邦法院提出申请,要求颁发初步禁令,禁止微软近690亿美元收 购动视暴雪的交 ...
微软云服务受到欧盟反垄断部门的审查
Xin Lang Ke Ji· 2025-11-26 07:09
Core Viewpoint - Microsoft Azure cloud services are under investigation by the EU antitrust authorities due to concerns about potential anti-competitive practices [1] Group 1: EU Antitrust Investigation - The EU is conducting an informal investigation into Microsoft's cloud services, focusing on whether the company is using its market power to eliminate competitors [1] - EU regulators have inquired with Microsoft's competitors and customers regarding possible violations related to Microsoft's cloud services [1] - The investigation aims to determine if Microsoft is leveraging confidential information to compete against cloud service providers in the market [1] Group 2: Microsoft's Response and Developments - In response to the scrutiny, Microsoft announced a new suite of artificial intelligence solutions aimed at improving cloud services for non-profit organizations [1] - The new AI suite is designed to transform how non-profits and fundraisers engage with donors, manage activities, and optimize operations [1] - On the same day, the EU regulatory body approved Microsoft's nearly $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard [1]
消息称欧盟下周批准微软690亿美元收购动视暴雪交易
Xin Lang Ke Ji· 2025-11-26 07:04
Core Points - The European Union is expected to approve Microsoft's $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard next week, with a likely date of May 15 [1] - Microsoft has reached licensing agreements with competitors in cloud gaming, including Nvidia, Boosterid from Ukraine, and Ubitus from Japan, which has influenced the EU's decision [1] - The acquisition would position Microsoft as the third-largest gaming company in terms of revenue, following Tencent and Sony, once completed [2] Regulatory Status - The acquisition has already received approval from six countries: Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Serbia, Chile, Japan, and South Africa, while awaiting decisions from the US, UK, and EU [2] - The UK antitrust authority recently blocked the deal, citing concerns over its impact on future competition in the cloud gaming market [2] - Microsoft has engaged a prominent lawyer to challenge the UK's ruling [2]