Jan Vesely, partner at global private equity firm EQT, talks with Bloomberg's Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Deals". They discuss AI infrastructure as demand is forecast to require more than $3 trillion in data center investment, including related power supplies, according to estimates from Morgan Stanley and Moody's Ratings.
On "Bloomberg Deals", Ravi Mhatre, partner and co-founder at Lightspeed Venture Partners, joins Dani Burger. The high-profile enterprise investor counts Anthropic and xAI in his company's portfolio. They discuss the boom in AI, how the new technology will affect the workforce, guardrails for growth and investments in the sector.
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire discusses the stablecoin company's growth in new lines of business last quarter. He joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."
Anthropic has dropped its hallmark safety policy, as it deals with rising competition and ongoing contract negotiations with the Pentagon. Bloomberg's Michael Shepard discusses the move with Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."
Ravi Mhatre, partner and co-founder at Lightspeed Venture Partners, joins Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Deals". The high-profile enterprise investor counts Anthropic and xAI in his company's portfolio.
Robert Kindler is one of the top M&A dealmakers in the United States with an illustrious career advising deals that included Comcast, Time Warner, Dow Chemical, Viacom and United Airlines. Kindler, global chair of M&A at Paul Weiss, joins Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Deals" to discuss the state of M&A in 2026, crypto, valuations, balance sheets and how executives approach deals.
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President Alberto Musalem says the labor market has cooled but is stabilizing and inflation is on a trajectory downward during an event in St. Louis.
Robert Kindler, Paul Weiss global chair of M&A, explains why he thinks it's too hard to do deals right now. He speaks to Dani Burger on Bloomberg Deals.
A biotech downturn and pulled federal funds have stymied the university's property bet in Boston's Allston neighborhood while nearby MIT has thrived. Harvard had little room for growth in Cambridge, its home since the 1600s. But just across the Charles River sat Allston, a working-class Boston neighborhood where the university had assembled hundreds of acres of land. There, Summers envisioned developing a sort of Silicon Valley of the East a worthy competitor to California's Stanford University and the nearby Massachusetts Institute of Technology for high-tech innovation. Bloomberg's Janet Lorin joins to discuss.
Sequoia Partner Alfred Lin says the venture firm is optimistic about the changes AI will bring. He discusses why Sequoia backed startup Rowspace, which builds AI tools for financial services companies. Lin and Rowspace CEO Michael Manapat join Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."
