2025-11-20
14 分钟Good morning.
It's Thursday, November 20th.
I'm Shimit Basu.
This is Apple News Today.
On today's show, people with a direct line to the White House appear to be getting fast-tracked presidential pardons.
A surprising side story in last year's Baltimore bridge collapse,
and the cattle farmers who want you to cuddle their cows.
But first, there was a sigh of relief across the stock market yesterday
as the chipmaker Nvidia posted strong sales and profits, beating expectations.
On their earnings call, CEO Jensen Huang said demand for their powerful AI chips was off the charts
and pointed to the ubiquity of their technology.
The reason why developers love us is because we're literally everywhere.
We're in every cloud, we're in every computer, we're everywhere,
from cloud to robotic systems, edge devices, PCs, you name it, one architecture, things just work.
It's incredible.
Even if you have zero interest or personal stake in AI,
many would argue that everyone's finances are now kind of tied up in the technology one way or another,
because of its outsized role in driving American growth.
Pensions, house prices, and the job market are now indirectly connected to whether AI can beat the hype.
That's what makes yesterday's results so potentially significant.