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Speaker 3: Microsoft has surpassed Apple as the world as the world's

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Speaker 3: But so Microsoft has surpassed Apple that quickly, one hundred

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Speaker 7: So at a time when Apple is not the innovator,

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Speaker 7: Yeah, if the enterprise value or the market cap value

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Speaker 7: is the same. Apple's profit margin is twenty five percent.

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Speaker 7: Microsoft is thirty four. For a multi trillion dollar company

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Speaker 7: that's like a one hundred million dollar business having an

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Speaker 7: eighty percent profit margin, it does matter. And if they

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Speaker 7: make another acquisition being Microsoft, that can give them a Furtherly,

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Speaker 7: it's never a good thing when you have a brand

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Speaker 7: and people are before it comes out are saying, I'm

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Speaker 7: not going to buy that product. Even Apple fans are

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Speaker 7: saying unless it can shoot out laser beams or transport

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Speaker 7: me to Davo, so put me in game and throw

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Speaker 7: I don't even I'm not even going.

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Speaker 6: To consider it. We're here, right, We walked the streets

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Speaker 5: Every ten feet two letters are posted all throughout the

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Speaker 5: streets and it's AI everywhere, and yeah, every single it's AI.

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Speaker 6: It's AI.

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Speaker 5: And if we think about AI, especially from the consumer side,

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Speaker 5: who's leading that space?

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Speaker 6: There's no doubt it's Microsoft. It's no doubt, not even

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Speaker 6: a question. So what I'll tell you what? You take

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Speaker 6: two index, no stress.

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Speaker 7: I even even remember people saying Microsoft wouldn't have the

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Speaker 7: number one spot.

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Speaker 8: Investing those two, you'll be good. But I still want

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Speaker 8: the companies that I'm invested in to keep their and

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Speaker 8: keep innovator.

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