Donald Trump has already changed the way we think about the US economy. Now he's back in the White

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government and economics at Bloomberg. Whatever the big question of the week is, we'll have something

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From the heart of where innovation, money, and power collide, in Silicon Valley and

beyond, this is Bloomberg Technology with Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow.

Thank you. and Ed Ludlow.

Live from New York. I'm Tim Steneveck.

And I'm Jackie Davalos in San Francisco. This is Bloomberg Technology. Coming up, Intel shares are soaring on reports that both TSM and Broadcom are mowing

potential deals that would split the U.S. chip-making giant in two.

Plus, Elon Musk's artificial intelligence startup XAI showcases its updated GROC 3 model and a fresh

challenge to open AI.

And we'll dive into concerns around AI safety as companies and governments appear to change

their attitudes on how to make the technology safer.

But first, let's look at markets.

Tim, what are you looking at?

I'm looking at the NASDAQ 100. Searching for a little bit of direction.

You can see down, not even 1 tenth of 1%.

Bouncing between gains and losses throughout the session.

So far, traders watching the latest geopolitical developments.

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