Data Sheet: The gold standard

The article discusses various topics including the popularity of YouTube as a podcast platform, Trump's plans to ease U.S. rules for self-driving cars, the viewership of the Tyson vs. Paul boxing match on Netflix, a $6.6b CHIPS Act grant to TSMC by the White House, and ByteDance's valuation at $300 billion. It also mentions Microsoft's arrangement with the federal government following a series of Russia-linked cyberattacks and Biden's call to improve cybersecurity efforts.

Other topics include Nvidia's potential heating problems, Brendan Carr's appointment to run the FCC, a joint venture between Tata and Pegatron in India, Palantir's pitch to use AI for analyzing "reoffending risk" for U.K. prisoners, and Shein and Temu's success in Mexico. The article concludes with a meme and a reminder to sign up for the Data Sheet newsletter.

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More people prefer YouTube as their podcast platform of choice (31%) over Spotify (27%) and Apple Podcasts (15%), according to a new survey.
Donald Trump's transition team plans to create a federal framework for fully self-driving vehicles in the United States, which could benefit Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
The Netflix-hosted boxing match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson saw a peak of 60 million households tuned in, despite streaming issues.
ByteDance, the Chinese parent company of TikTok, recently valued itself at $300 billion, twice the value of Uber and three times the value of Nike.

Data Sheet: The gold standard

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