Meta Threads Takes on Twitter, Chip Makers Fall Behind Nvidia, and More

This week Michael S. Malone and Scott Budman discuss the latest in tech news, including: Meta Threads Takes on Twitter: Meta's new app, Threads, is designed to take on Twitter. The app allows users to share longer posts and create more intimate communities.

Chip Makers Fall Behind Nvidia: Nvidia's recent earnings report showed that the company is still the dominant player in the chip market. Other chip makers are struggling to keep up.

Twitter Sets Limits on Users' Feeds: Twitter is testing a new feature that will limit the number of tweets that users see in their feeds. The company is hoping to reduce the amount of noise and abuse that users see on the platform.

Sam Altman-Backed Nuclear Developer Oklo to Go Public: Oklo, a nuclear developer backed by Sam Altman, is planning to go public. The company is developing small modular reactors that could help to meet the world's growing energy needs.

Elizabeth Holmes Gets 2 Years Taken Off Her Prison Sentence: Elizabeth Holmes, the former CEO of Theranos, has had two years taken off her prison sentence. Holmes was convicted of fraud in 2021.