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Bloomberg Technology’s live broadcast from February 10, 2026 covers a dense slate of tech and AI news across multiple segments. Spotify reported record quarterly subscriber growth bringing its total to 751 million users — driven largely by its year-end Wrapped campaign — sending shares up roughly 20% for the stock’s best single-day gain in seven years. Alphabet completed a landmark $32 billion debt offering that included a rare 100-year bond, oversubscribed nearly ten times, with analysts projecting more than $4 trillion in cumulative hyperscaler AI infrastructure spend through 2030.
In dedicated AI segments, Runway CEO Cristobal Valenzuela discusses the company’s new funding round valuing the AI video and creative media generation startup at $5.3 billion. The broadcast separately reports that Andreessen Horowitz has become the de facto first call for White House officials and senior Republican congressional aides when weighing AI-related policy decisions — a detailed account of the venture firm’s influence on the Trump administration’s technology agenda. Additional AI-adjacent news includes Cadence Design Systems launching an AI “super agent” to assist semiconductor engineers with chip design and debugging, and Alibaba debuting a new AI model for robotics spatial awareness to compete with Google and Nvidia.
The show also provides extensive coverage of the Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery–Netflix merger fight, with Paramount making an enhanced offer to counter Netflix’s competing bid ahead of a Warner Bros. shareholder vote expected in mid-to-late March 2026, and Stripe arranging a tender offer at a $140 billion valuation.
📺 Source: Bloomberg Technology · Published February 10, 2026
🏷️ Format: Roundup
