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...gaming space is. I could drop some gobsmacking numbers. Gaming as an industry is it's about a $200,000,000,000 industry, which is on par with that of enterprise software for a lot of your investors out there. There's literally hundreds of firms that
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...Gaming as an industry is it's about a $200,000,000,000 industry, which is on par with that of enterprise software for a lot of your investors out there. There's literally hundreds of firms that invest in enterprise software. We're one of only a handf
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...But where the spin power is in terms of time for money is much better value in console gaming because how much time you can spend on a big screen on your couch versus mobile gaming obviously has made more money. But if you look at how mobile game mak
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...in the economy of these games, these consoles in the future? Just what's your thought process around esports because it felt so thematic in the moment, say, five years ago, and I just haven't followed it nearly as much recently. So esports, when it f
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...gaming, I don't have the exact numbers off the top of my head anymore, but not too long ago, we received a press briefing from one of the big three, Intel, Nvidia, or AMD. I don't remember which, but talk about the sort of worldwide gaming audience,
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...in gaming, and it's it's potentially the same supply as in the same wafer supply if it's silicon or shares at least the architecture of whatever that generation of product is using. And so there's a lot of crossover, and what that means is that these
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gaming cards. Like, everything we're talking about, these developers, they're game developers. All of this stuff, it's all in service of the gaming market. So, you know, again, they're a public company. They have this great deal with Microsoft. They
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The Sims, oh, that's why you have the background of The Sims this week, Need for Speed. Pretty insane insane deal here, Chamath. And this is a high watermark for private equity any way you look at it. And the PIF loves games. They are the biggest sha
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...But with that, gaming is probably the most value for money in terms of time spent.
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...gaming IP, let's say before COVID was looked at and said, oh, this is games. It's not that big of a deal. Almost like it's for kids. It's a toy. But I think fast forward today, every media giant looks at gaming IP and says, wow, these are probably th
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