Caroline Hyde

Thanks for joining president and CEO of HPE.

Have a feeling it's going to play out over many months, even years.

Geetha Ranganathan, we thank you so much at Bloomberg Intelligence with the immediate reaction to a pretty blockbuster deal, Ed.

That does it for this edition of Bloomberg Tech.

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Plus, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is not sure China would accept more powerful AI chips, even if the US relaxes restrictions on the sales.

We discuss.

First, let's check in on these markets that are struggling to find direction today.

And we've been higher.

We're now pushing back lower on the Nasdaq 100 by three tenths percent.

Real catalysts were still waiting really for next week in the Federal Reserve decision.

We can still get that myriad of jobs data that we try to digest.

We're looking, though, at Bitcoin just coming off by 0.8%.

At one point, it broke into positive territory for the year again.

But we're now back to 92,973.