Thomas Li (CEO, Daloopa) and Nic Lin (Anthropic) go deep on a practical AI stack for fundamental investors: Daloopa’s verified historicals as the trusted context, Anthropic’s Claude as the thought partner. They unpack the “retrieve → analyze → create” workflow, why the mechanical Excel work should be automated, and how auditors can trace every number back to source. Real use cases include ranking companies on guide-vs-actuals accuracy and screening PE takeout risk without building 50 LBOs. They cover MCP integrations, file creation and artifacts, finance-grade benchmarks, outcome-based pricing, and an open ecosystem that meets analysts in Excel, PowerPoint, email, and more. The roadmap: virtual collaborators that proactively suggest tasks, deeper data integrations, and institution-ready outputs—so you spend less time updating models and more time making calls you can defend.

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Once the gold standard in semiconductors, Intel now finds itself years behind the AI curve, with declining margins, internal dysfunction, and an identity crisis. Can a new CEO with a quiet but proven track record bring it back?

In this episode of InDaloop, Thomas Li (Daloopa) and David Rynecki (Blue Heron) sit down with tech researcher and author Luke Dormehl to unpack the fall of Intel — and whether Lip-Bu Tan, the seasoned turnaround CEO behind Cadence’s revival, has what it takes to pull off the same feat here.

You’ll hear:

• Why Intel missed the AI wave while competitors surged

• The cultural rot inside the company — and why it matters

• What made Andy Grove’s Intel great — and where it all unraveled

• Why Lip-Bu Tan’s style could be exactly what Intel needs now

• And what it would really take to rebuild trust, growth, and relevance

  
  

If you’re watching the chip war unfold, this is the strategic deep dive you’ve been waiting for.

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In this episode, David, Thomas, and Keith delve into the challenges faced by Starbucks under CEO Brian Niccol's leadership. They explore the company's declining sales amidst competition from emerging brands like Luckin Coffee, emphasizing the need for a cultural and operational reset. The discussion highlights Niccol's charismatic leadership style and the strategies being implemented to revive the Starbucks brand and enhance consumer experience.

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