Summary
This Bloomberg Technology live broadcast from September 10, 2026 covers a dense slate of AI and tech industry news. The lead story is Apple’s iPhone Duo — the company’s first foldable smartphone at $1,999 — featuring analysis from reporter Mark Gurman on hardware quality and Apple CEO John Turner’s framing of the device as an AI ‘intelligent personal hub.’ Market analysts forecast approximately 10 million units in year one, with Apple shares outperforming the broader market on AI monetization optimism despite macro headwinds from rising Treasury yields and inflation data.
Three significant AI industry developments are covered in the show’s ‘Talking Tech’ segment. OpenAI is ending its $1/year pricing arrangement for U.S. federal government agencies and shifting to usage-based billing, per the General Services Administration. Anthropic has granted the EU Cybersecurity Agency access to its most powerful model after extended negotiations, with Anthropic noting the model is capable of autonomously discovering cybersecurity flaws — a capability that had driven restricted access policies. DeepSeek has released its largest AI model to date, claiming it outperforms rivals at a fraction of a cent per token.
Additional coverage includes congressional scrutiny of an arrangement in which Grok remained nominally independent while lawmakers allege the structure constitutes an anticompetitive takeover that stifles competition. The show also includes the d-Matrix and NVIDIA NVLink Fusion partnership announcement, with CEO Sid Sheth discussing the Raptor XPU and 3D stacked DRAM architecture targeting ultra-low latency inference.
📺 Source: Bloomberg Tech · Published September 10, 2026
🏷️ Format: Roundup
