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Podcast: De 7
Host: Bert Rymen (De Tijd)
Date: February 26, 2026
Episode Theme:
This episode gives listeners the essential seven business and tech news items to start the day, focusing on Nvidia’s continued blockbuster performance, regulatory issues around home EV charging stations in Flanders, and energy provider Engie’s new “happy hour” tariff.
Nvidia has once again exceeded even the highest expectations, continuing its pivotal role in the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution.
Tech Industry Context: The rally in Nvidia stock echoes across Asian sectors, with parts suppliers like SK Hynix and Samsung also benefitting.
Workforce Shift: Companies like Nvidia are combining their thousands of “biological employees” with an exponentially larger number of digital "agents" or AI tools, fundamentally shifting how work gets done.
“I have 42,000 biological employees and I’m going to have hundreds of thousands of digital employees. And together we’re going to use a lot more tools.”
— Company Executive [03:13]
AI’s Market Impact: The explosive growth brings debate: while AI drives productivity, it also raises questions about job displacement, especially in software and cloud industries.
"[Regarding AI in the software as a service industry], there are fears it may cost jobs, but the overall market may become more efficient because of these results."
— News Reporter [03:37]
The tech rally is global: Japan’s TOPIX index rose 3.5% on the news, signaling spill-over benefits for international markets.
— News Reporter [04:37]
IPO Highlight: CoreWeave, an AI-driven company, saw its share price surge 150% since its IPO, drawing attention to the feverish excitement surrounding AI infrastructure and services.
“We are very, very excited. We're about to ring the opening bell, which is beyond a dream for us. Really totally exciting.”
— CoreWeave CEO, Mike Intrader [09:09]
Microsoft, OpenAI, and other hyperscalers are rapidly expanding their network of data centers to keep up with AI growth.
— News Reporter [09:19]
On The AI Workforce:
“It’s very likely that because we have so many agents in our company now, the tool use will actually go up.”
— Company Executive [03:13]
On AI’s Societal Impact:
“In the software as a service industry, there is worry that AI could cost jobs; but the market may become more efficient because of these results from Nvidia.”
— News Reporter [03:37]
CoreWeave’s IPO Euphoria:
“We are very, very excited. We're about to ring the opening bell, which is beyond a dream for us. Really totally exciting.”
— CoreWeave CEO, Mike Intrader [09:09]
This episode of De 7 offers a concise yet comprehensive snapshot of the day’s seven most crucial topics—anchored in the ongoing revolution triggered by Nvidia and the AI ecosystem, real-world regulatory challenges in EV adoption, and the evolution of consumer-centric energy pricing. The perspectives and numbers shared speak to technology’s increasing pace and its knock-on effects across employment, public policy, and daily life.