And right now we are 2 minutes away from the end of the trading day. Romaine Bostick here with Katie Greifeld taking you through to that closing bell with a global simulcast. It starts now.Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec in the radio booth. Welcome to our audiences across all of our Bloomberg platforms, including our partnership with YouTube and S&P 500, with only 108 names in the green. But that's good enough to push the entire index into the green and to a record high.Is it amazing as we get ready for so ma ...

I don't know. They're going to be surprises. They're going to cut tomorrow. They're going to announce. I would guess they're going to end quantitative tightening.Those aren't surprises. I think the only possible surprise is I think Jay Powell, I believe, should leave the door open to cutting in December. The markets are pricing in that they're going to cut in December.But he's going to want to leave some optionality just in case they're getting closer to neutral. Inflation is still running 7500 basis points ...

Well, there is no other person uh that is Elon. Uh we think that he is the right leader for um the company over this next uh decade um in delivering the plan and the opportunities ahead of us. So it's about how do we uh create the most value for the company and for our shareholders over this next period of time and he he is the right leader for us over this next decade.Is a performance package. Uh so he gets nothing if he doesn't perform against the the pretty um audacious milestones that are part of the um ...

You know what's going on. The is they are making progress and they're executing on their plan. And their plan really is to create a network that can not only handle but thrive in an ever changing environment.And that change is being driven by e-commerce. It's being driven by the uncertainty around tariffs. And what they've been able to do is increase productivity through technology, whether it's automation or A.I. , and that also they were stepping away from business from Amazon. You know, they noted on the ...

Strategic Partnership & Innovation - Nvidia partners with Nokia to leverage AI in building future networks, focusing on augmented and virtual reality applications [2] - The partnership aims to create an environment supporting innovation in manufacturing and technology [1] - Nokia's global presence with millions of base stations is crucial for Nvidia's AI computing deployment [3] Technology & Services - The collaboration brings AI to radio networks to enhance wireless communication efficiency [3] - AI services will be provided on top of telecommunication networks, facilitating robotics and autonomous vehicles [4] - Technology flows both ways between Nvidia and Nokia [2]

JENSEN: YOU HAVE TO FIX A CHIP. THE THAT'S THE AMAZE THING. ED: JENSEN, YOU ARE TRAVELING ONWARDS NOW TO ASIA.I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOUR SCHEDULE IS AND I DON'T KNOW IF YOU AND THE PRESIDENT LET BE AT THE SAME PLACE AT THE SAME TIME. BUT THE MAIN POINT IS IS THAT YOU'RE HERE IN WASHINGTON, D. C.WE'RE A FEW BLOCKS IN THE WHITE HOUSE. YOU CALL IT THE A. I.SUPER BOWL. OTHERS CALL IT THAT TOO. BUT EVERYONE IS INVESTORRING FROM THIS THAT THIS WAS ABOUT ALL OF THE THINGS THAT WE TALKED ABOUT THAT YOU WANT TO BE CLOSE ...

AI Market & Investment - AI 现在具有足够的推理、研究和思考能力，可以生成值得付费的智能 [2] - 公司正在从基于通用计算的旧计算模型自然过渡到加速计算 [1] - 公司正在为各种 AI 模型和 AI 服务支付大量资金，并乐于这样做 [2][3] Technology & Scalability - 讨论了摩尔定律的终结或未终结，以及扩展以满足需求的必要性 [1] - 公司不认为存在泡沫，因为正在经历从通用计算到加速计算的自然过渡 [1]

James, for you this is about American sovereignty over a national security critical technology. Would you just explain your pitch in those terms. I know that you are driven by a very specific ideology on how and why America should lead in this field.>> Yeah, the the to be very clear like you said like this company and starting this this is a very ideologically driven mission. Doing this and starting this is is not easy. It's been incredibly incredibly hard to get to this point, but I feel like the the the t ...

Strategic Partnership & Technological Advancement - Nvidia and Nokia are partnering to leverage the transition from general-purpose computing to accelerated computing and AI, aiming to win back telecommunications for America [2] - The partnership focuses on building a network leveraging AI for 6G services, marking a significant change in network infrastructure [5] - Nvidia's technology, particularly the CUDA software stack, accelerates Nokia's innovation and enables faster movement in the industry [16][17] - The collaboration brings AI to radio networks (RAN) to improve wireless communication efficiency and provide AI services for robotics, autonomous vehicles, and industrial automation [7] - The partnership aims to counter competitors in markets like Europe, the Middle East, and Africa by combining Nokia's Airscale technology with Nvidia's platform [9] Market & Financial Implications - Nvidia invested in Nokia due to optimism and excitement about the potential success of their collaboration [14] - Nvidia anticipates a $500 billion market opportunity over five financial quarters, solely from the data center business [20] - The mentioned $500 billion does not include networking, Nvidia Drive Hyperion platform, ARC platform, or quantum platform [21] - AI is now considered valuable, with companies willing to pay for its reasoning and intelligence capabilities [31] Future Outlook & Deployment - Customer trials for the partnership's work are expected early next year, with full commercial production anticipated in 2027 [22][23] - The partnership accelerates the timeline for deploying new technologies, allowing for software updates to adapt to evolving standards [24][25]

Let me start by asking you just sort of how there's a common thread between what we're seeing in Asia. And again, that message of increased defense spending that you're conveying to to European allies. How is this part and parcel of a larger kind of foreign policy perspective that the president has.Yeah, well, first, it started with Donald Trump being elected last November and saying early on after his election that all of our allies, especially our NATO allies, needed to boost their spending to 5% of their ...