Barry speaks with Bill Miller IV, Chief Investment Officer and the Portfolio Manager for the Miller Value Fund about his start in investing. They discuss the rise of bitcoin, and how it may mirror technology in general. They also discuss his firm's approach to high concentration and conviction investing. (Source: Bloomberg)

Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow discuss shares of Super Micro as the company's co-founder was charged by the US for allegedly illegally diverting Nvidia-powered servers to China. Plus, NASA gives SpaceX a bigger role in its mission to the moon. And NYC real estate gets an AI boost as the likes of Anthropic, Palantir and OpenAI hire in the Big Apple. (Source: Bloomberg)

Halter, a startup making artificial intelligence-powered collars for cows, is in talks to raise a new funding round that would double its valuation to more than $2 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.

NASA is revising its moon-landing plans, reducing Boeing’s role while elevating SpaceX’s Starship rocket to do the job of propelling astronauts to lunar orbit, people familiar with the matter said. Ed Ludlow reports on the new proposal. (Source: Bloomberg)

"Bloomberg Real Yield" highlights the market-moving news you need to know. Today's guests: Schwab Center for Financial Research Kathy Jones, Allspring Global Investment George Bory, BNP Paribas Head of Credit Strategy Meghan Robson, and CreditSights Head of US IG & Marco Strategy Zachary Griffiths. (Source: Bloomberg)

NASA is revising its moon-landing plans, reducing Boeing’s role while elevating SpaceX’s Starship rocket to do the job of propelling astronauts to lunar orbit, according to sources. Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow discuss the news with Bloomberg's space reporter Loren Grush and Laurie Leshin, Arizona State University Professor of Space Futures and former director of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. They speak on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)

Anduril Industries is ready to roll its first uncrewed Fury fighter off a production line in Ohio this summer, producing the computer-brained plane with a novel techniques: made-by-hand assembly without complicated machinery or robotics.

Firefly Aerospace posted record annual revenue, capping a year marked by a moon landing and a public offering, but also some explosive mishaps with its core rocket. Jason Kim, Firefly Aerospace CEO, joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow after the company's quarterly earnings on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)