Caroline Hyde

You're gonna have to take my word for it, but those are live pictures of something that's moving

at 0.33 miles per hour.

When it gets there, the team can finally start troubleshooting the rocket's upper stage issue.

And from there, we wait for NASA to confirm the next potential launch window.

Caro.

Fascinating, Ed.

Thank you.

Meanwhile, coming up, look, we're going to be breaking down President Trump's State of the Union address.

What was said, what wasn't said when it comes to tech.

This is Bloomberg Tech.

That was President Trump during his State of the Union address saying his administration told major tech companies to build their own power plants for their data centers.

An announcement that comes amid growing opposition to data center projects around the country blamed for a jump in electricity prices.

Bloomberg TV's Washington correspondent Tyler Kendall joins us now.

We knew that this would be about the economy and we were looking for lines in the president's speech and address that were related to AI.

That was probably the clearest.

What else do we need to know?

I mean, what's been dominating the minds of many big tech CEOs and leaders has been tariffs as well, Tyler.

Tyler Kendall, thank you so much for the breakdown there following the State of the Union.

Now, sticking with Washington, Anthropic has loosened its central safety policy to keep pace in a rapidly changing field.

Now, this is after the Pentagon threatened to invoke a Cold War era law to compel Anthropic to allow the US military to use the company's technology if it failed to comply with the government's terms.