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When you run AI, it's the edge.

Edge is your phone, is your glasses, is your earbuds, is your watch,

is your PC, is your car, is an, is an, is an industrial equipment, a robot, everything that

is not the cloud. And, and that's where our silicon is going. We're now in every single

market at the edge.

Hello and welcome to the Barron Streetwise podcast. I'm Jack Howe. And the voice you just heard

is Cristiano Amon. He's the CEO of Chipmaker Qualcomm, which is known mostly for its exposure

to phones. But Cristiano wouldn't mind injecting more artificial intelligence buzz into the business and the stock.

And he has a plan for that. He'll tell us about it. We'll also say a few words about Alphabet's potential breakup and NVIDIA's blowout earnings.

Okay. Listening in is our audio producer Jackson.

Hi, Jackson.

It's been decades since antitrust officials in the U.S.

broke up a big company, but that might be happening now.

The Wall Street Journal reports at the Justice Department on Wednesday said Google should have to sell its popular Chrome browser as part of a court-ordered fix to its monopolization

of the online search market. There's other stuff here beyond selling Chrome, not giving preferential access to its search

engine on phones and whatnot that use the Android system, not paying Apple to be the default

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