Ed Ludlow

Type QSML.

Jim, I think we have to end by talking about pricing.

The background is that memory is an issue at the moment.

how do you manage it do you pass on the cost or do you weather the storm feast and famine cyclical memory problems you're used to just you've been around right with respect it's a conversation we're having this week conversation or an acknowledgement that it's a problem well it definitely is an issue in the industry our customers are struggling on what they're going to do with it and they haven't decided yet but what they're asking us to do is keep our build plan solid because in 2026

We just have a few seconds.

Does the PC market grow, stay flat, or shrink in 2026?

Jim Johnson, Intel client, computing group SVP, and general manager.

Thank you so much.

Coming up, a conversation with Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon on why robotics is the next big thing in AI.

And they're not alone in that.

This is Bloomberg Tech.

Robotics is the next big opportunity in AI.

That's according to Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon.

Caro sat down with him here at CES in Las Vegas yesterday.

Listen to this.

How soon is that reality?

Already we have robots in manufacturing and industrials, but how soon is it fully autonomous robots?

How soon do we start to have the humanoid versions in our houses?

Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon there trying to be a little bit more realistic about how soon we're going to have humanoid robots in our homes.

But robotics is one of the key themes that everywhere here in CES right now.