Re:Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski Expresses Interest in Buying G...
by primitivesuave on Tuesday November 19, 2024 @03:22PM
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Rumble's entire market cap is $1.6B - seems like they would have to take on an onerous debt burden to cover the (Bloomberg estimated) $15B - $20B valuation of Chrome.
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Re:Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski Expresses Interest in Buying G...
by perihelions on Tuesday November 19, 2024 @03:33PM
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How is Chrome valued at $15-20 billion? The chromium part is free; and the added value of chrome that's not chromium, AFAICT, is mainly "integrates with Google products"—i.e., the parts that would get nuked in an antitrust action.
Re:Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski Expresses Interest in Buying G...
by xnx on Tuesday November 19, 2024 @03:40PM
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> How is Chrome valued at $15-20 billion?
Chrome has 3.45 billion users worldwide.
As the gatekeeper between the user and the web, there's no shortage of to ways burn the good reputation of Chrome for one-time financial gains.
Re:Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski Expresses Interest in Buying G...
by trog on Tuesday November 19, 2024 @04:26PM
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How is the software that decides the first thing most people see or do when they turn on their computers to go online worth a lot of money, you're asking?
Re:Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski Expresses Interest in Buying G...
by abuani on Tuesday November 19, 2024 @03:34PM
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Peter thiel could probably make that happen since he's a major investor in Rumble. Most of their money comes from ads, this could be massive influx for them.
Re:Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski Expresses Interest in Buying G...
by soco on Wednesday November 20, 2024 @07:16AM
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Now imagine how they can scale that up with such a ubiquitous platform like Chrome... I'm shivering (and they're drooling)
Re:Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski Expresses Interest in Buying G...
by znpy on Wednesday November 20, 2024 @08:44AM
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> Rumble's entire market cap is $1.6B
That sounds ideal to me. Every other big corporation (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft) would otherwise have their agenda to push.
Otherwise some kind of foundation might be created, similar to the mozilla foundation, with various companies chipping in some money to fund development.