Michael Simon, staff writer for PCWorld, discusses Samsung's recent earnings report. The company hopes to expand growth in the year ahead with its Bixby service and foldable phones.
Simon weighs in on Samsung's history with the foldable phone and the company's comeback after some of its phones were exploding a few years back. Simon also talks about Samsung's successful chip business and its OLED technology.
Luke Larsen, senior editor at Digital Trends, joins Cheddar News to discuss the largest tech convention in the world, CES, kicking off in Las Vegas this week.
Renewable energy company Heliogen has gone public via a SPAC merger with blank check company Athena Technology Acquisition Corp. on the NYSE. Joining Cheddar, founder and CEO Bill Gross went into why he felt the end of 2021 was the best time to get into the public markets. "If you think of the Industrial Revolution and the digital revolution, this renewable revolution is probably going to be as big or larger than that," he said. "So we're going to use this capital to scale our business, to meet more customer demand, to do more projects in parallel, and to scale our research and development to continue to drive down the price to be competitive with fossil fuels."
