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And we keep a close eye on the activity of both Thrive and A16Z and how it continues to foster some of these enormously valued companies here in the U.S.

Meanwhile, coming up, all eyes are on Broadcom, a publicly U.S.-traded company that has results after the bell.

We'll discuss that next.

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We're still keeping an eye on tech earnings.

Next up being Broadcom after the closing bell.

Wall Street expecting the chip maker to report strong results, but based on recent trading patterns, that likely won't be enough to reverse the stock's months-long slump.

Let's get out to Bloomberg Tech Equity's reporter, Carmen Reinecke.

The expectation is they'll tell us more AI chip revenues from A6, but it will weigh on margins, right?

Because of the mix and it being lower margin against their software businesses.