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Episode 433: Neal and Toby discuss the latest mega moves from Google and Amazon going into the nuclear business to power their data centers. Then, ASML warns sales are dwindling which shakes the global chip industry. Plus, the FTC thinks it ought to be easier for customers to cancel their subscriptions – and it makes it so with a rule where companies have a simple ‘click-to-cancel’ option. Meanwhile, Neal shares his favorite numbers from electric vehicles, trust in the media, and bags of chips. Lastly, the newest Kindle has passed with flying colors, quite literally.
00:00 - Haunted houses open up
3:10 - Big tech eyes nuclear energy
8:15 - ASML scares chip industry
13:00 - FTC wants it easier to cancel subscriptions
18:20 - Used EVs are going for cheap
21:30 - Losing trust in the media?
23:40 - More chips in the bags please
25:45 - Kindle gets a glow up
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