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Nov 4, 2026

Hillary BarskyCORRESPONDENT
0:30
However, its new CEO, John Ternes, said surging memory costs are hitting margins.
Hillary BarskyCORRESPONDENT
0:35
Daniel Newman of the Futurum Group says Apple's pullback appears appropriately valued right now.
Daniel NewmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:40
I think this pullback was probably necessary.
Daniel NewmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:42
They're also seeing real pressure on the margins right now.
speaker_0HOST
7:08
Olivier Blanchard, Research Director at the
speaker_2HOST
7:10
Futurum Group.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:35
Six, five.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:37
CEO of the Futurum Group.
Daniel NewmanHOST
0:38
Daniel Newman.
Daniel NewmanHOST
0:39
Six,
Daniel NewmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:27
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, everybody was crying.
Caleigh WellsCORRESPONDENT
10:30
He's CEO of the Futurum Group.
Caleigh WellsCORRESPONDENT
10:32
He says all these companies invest a lot in AI, but that wasn't the problem.
Daniel NewmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:37
SpaceX, Meta, Google, Amazon, Microsoft all actually performed extremely well inside their cloud businesses.
Daniel NewmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:54
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, everybody was crying.
Kaylee WellsCORRESPONDENT
9:56
He's CEO of the Futurum Group.
Kaylee WellsCORRESPONDENT
9:59
He says all these companies invest a lot in AI, but that wasn't the problem.
Daniel NewmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:04
SpaceX, Meta, Google, Amazon, Microsoft all actually performed extremely well inside their cloud businesses.
speaker_0HOST
0:00
Ron Westphal, VP of Networking and Infrastructure at Hyperframe Research and Ryan Trout, President Signal 65 at Futurum.
speaker_0HOST
0:07
It's great to see you both.
speaker_0HOST
0:08
So look, the big picture here is that you have the data center surging while there is some PC stagnation and the cost of those memory chips have been pretty hefty for the PC story too.
Mike VizardHOST
2:03
So Guy, you know, as you kind of look out into 2027, what are you expecting to see here?
Guy CurrierGUEST
2:09
Well, our own research at Futurum in a lot of ways corroborates this research, and our forecasts are somewhat similar.
Guy CurrierGUEST
2:18
I mean, supply constraints are very often talked about.
Guy CurrierGUEST
2:24
It used to be constraints in GPU supply because there weren't enough fabs.
Guy CurrierGUEST
4:33
On the third hand, everybody is suffering from the silicon and memory supply problem.
Guy CurrierGUEST
4:39
I don't know if we have this model of AI that does not require a lot of context, a lot of, you know, KV cache or cache, a lot of memory needs.
Guy CurrierGUEST
4:49
So if I'm looking ahead to 2027, along with my colleagues at Futurum, what we're basically saying is we believe enterprise adoption is not going to be as constrained as a hyperscale of neocloud buildouts.
Guy CurrierGUEST
5:04
But I think if we're honest, we also have to say, like, this is going to be a changing story every three months.
Mitch AshleyHOST
0:20
My name is Mitch Ashley.
Mitch AshleyHOST
0:21
I'm with the Futurum Research, part of the Futurum Group.
Mitch AshleyHOST
0:25
And of course, Brad Shimmin, also with Futurum Research.
Mitch AshleyHOST
0:28
Great to be seeing you, Brad.

1 HR LATER

Mitch AshleyHOST
60:38
You can get us on our future email addresses.
Mitch AshleyHOST
60:41
LinkedIn's easy if you don't have that.
Mitch AshleyHOST
60:43
On behalf of Brad, myself, Corey, everyone on the team as part of producing this podcast and all the great podcasts from Futurum Group and Futurum Media, we thank you for being with us today.
Mitch AshleyHOST
60:55
Take care and we'll talk to you soon.
Liz KlaymanHOST
0:43
Shares of SpaceX rose 7% after Elon Musk's rocket and space tech firm posted its first profit as a public company, and Musk said that a merger of SpaceX and Tesla would be a good idea.
Liz KlaymanHOST
0:55
Daniel Newman, CEO at the Futurum Group, believes that the merger will
Daniel NewmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:59
happen.
Daniel NewmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:59
The fact is, is these companies are a match made in heaven.
Keegan BillingsHOST
8:31
But Musk said, "...the special committees have not reached agreement on the terms of any transaction, and obviously there's no guarantee that they will." Now in addition to merger talks, investors cheered SpaceX's solid third quarter earnings, which beat Wall Street estimates.
Keegan BillingsHOST
8:44
Daniel Newman, who's the CEO of big tech analyst firm The Futurum Group, said that a merger has been widely expected since SpaceX announced its initial public offering earlier this year.
Keegan BillingsHOST
8:55
Based on the company's long-term vision, colonizing the stars, building robots, and advancing AI, their collaboration would likely create many advantages, something Musk acknowledged.
Keegan BillingsHOST
9:05
They have also done plenty of business together.

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