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Ed, take it away.

Loving it.

Back here in New York, Ed, it's time for Talking Tech.

First up, Apple's head of AI, John Gianandrea.

Well, he's stepping down with plans to leave the company entirely in the spring.

The move caps a pretty tumultuous tenure that included a fumbled entry into generative AI.

Apple won't be directly replacing Gianandrea, instead opting to break up the AI team.

Plus, Samsung has unveiled its first tri-fold smartphone.

It's called Galaxy Z tri-fold, and the device contains two hinges that allow it to transform into a larger tablet-like device.

The phone is set to be released first in South Korea on December the 12th with a price of about $2,450.

And the U.S.

Commerce Department has agreed to invest as much as $150 million into X-Lite.

It's a chip startup where former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger serves as executive chairman.

It's the latest move by the Trump administration to bring chip-making capabilities back to the United States.

Now, coming up, guess what?

We go back to AWS in Vegas.

This time, it's a conversation with Sanjay Bhakta, Cone Nast's chief product and technology officer.

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