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Every trading day, Lucas and Luna dissect the market-moving stories emerging from the five most valuable companies on earth. This is not a recap of product launches or earnings calls; it's a forensic look at how Apple, Google, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon shape the economy, competition, and regulation. Lucas brings a journalist's habit of tracking the long arc of antitrust battles, supply-chain shifts, and AI investment cycles, while Luna pushes him on the strategic trade-offs behind each headline—like why a cloud margin dip matters more than a phone shipment beat. Their conversations are built on specific numbers: market caps, R&D spend as a percentage of revenue, regulatory fines in euros versus dollars, and the actual language of SEC filings. The listener is someone who reads the tech section not for gadget reviews but for the power dynamics—someone who wants to understand how a single EU Digital Markets Act ruling can ripple through a trillion-dollar supply chain. No hot takes, no s
Fexingo hosts The Big Tech Podcast with Fexingo: Apple, Google, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon News, a business show with 103 episodes published.
Lucas and Luna examine the quiet race among Apple, Google, and Microsoft to build or acquire private search engines. With Apple's recent purchase of a privacy-focused search startup, the hosts explore how on-device index
Lucas and Luna explore how Apple, Google, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft are using AI to predict what you'll buy next. They dig into Amazon's 'anticipatory shipping' patent, Apple's on-device purchase prediction via Apple P
For years the AI chip race has been about training—but the bottleneck is shifting to inference, the moment an actual user asks a model a question. This episode explains why Meta, Apple, and Amazon are now designing their
This episode of The Big Tech Podcast digs into the quiet but massive push by Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta to purchase carbon removal credits. Lucas and Luna discuss why these companies are suddenly spending
Big Tech companies are increasingly building their own AI training platforms rather than relying on third-party tools. In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore why Meta, Google, and Amazon are investing heavily in proprie
Lucas and Luna explore the escalating scramble for dark fiber — the physical fiber-optic cables that underpin cloud computing, AI training, and streaming. With Alphabet down 6.4% over the past five days and Meta sliding
This episode of The Big Tech Podcast dives into how Apple, Google, and Meta are using eye-tracking data to train AI models. Lucas and Luna break down a new Apple patent that turns gaze patterns into training signals for
In this episode of The Big Tech Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore a surprising turn in the AI arms race: Big Tech's push to make AI agents revenue-generating from day one. With Microsoft up 4.5% in the last five days and A
Lucas and Luna explore a massive but rarely discussed trend: Big Tech's acquisition of submarine cable systems and the physical internet infrastructure that connects data centers. With cloud growth and AI workloads deman
A nonprofit called Current AI is racing to build a free, open-weight AI model ecosystem — a 'World Wide Web of AI.' Lucas and Luna explore why this effort matters, who is funding it, and how it pits Big Tech's walled-gar
In this episode of The Big Tech Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore a less visible trend behind the AI boom: Big Tech's massive, quiet land acquisitions for future data centers. They discuss how companies like Amazon, Micros
Apple, Meta, and Google are racing to patent technology that tracks where you look, how long you linger, and what your pupils do. This episode unpacks one specific patent from Apple filed in March 2026 that claims to mea
This episode of The Big Tech Podcast examines how Apple, Meta, and Microsoft are racing to patent eye-tracking technology for their next-generation headsets and smart glasses. Lucas and Luna break down a specific Apple p
Episode 117 of The Big Tech Podcast examines why Apple, Google, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Tesla are pouring billions into humanoid robots. Lucas and Luna break down how AI advances and falling hardware costs — like th
Episode 116 dives into the next frontier of wearable tech: AI-powered devices with no screen. Lucas and Luna explore why Apple, Meta, and Google are investing heavily in smart glasses, AI pins, and earpieces that rely on
This episode unpacks how Amazon, Microsoft, and Google are quietly becoming de facto power utilities. With data center energy demand projected to hit 9 percent of US electricity by 2030, these companies are now building
In Episode 114, Lucas and Luna examine Big Tech's accelerating push to embed AI assistants across every product layer — from Microsoft's reported sales training to talk down OpenAI and Anthropic, to Meta's 7.9 percent we
Apple just banned home services from its upcoming Maps ads. Lucas and Luna break down why — and what it says about the trillion-dollar race to own local search. They dig into Apple's strategic restraint versus Google's a
In this episode of The Big Tech Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the accelerating trend of Big Tech companies designing their own custom AI chips. They anchor the discussion on Meta's recent 9.6% stock surge following the
Meta's stock is up nearly 10% in the past week. Apple just opened Siri AI to everyone with iOS 27 public beta. But there's a quieter shift happening across Big Tech: the move to bundle services into subscriptions that lo
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