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Coming up, Alphabet's Google Cloud Division unveils the latest generation of its

tensor processing unit, or TPU, and announces a slew of partnership deals or break it all down.

Plus, a small group of unauthorized users has accessed Anthropics' new AI model mythos, which the company says can enable dangerous cyber attacks. And we'll catch up with Rivian CEO, RJ Scarrange, to discuss a big milestone for the company's new R2. That's later this hour. At first, we check in on these markets, which managed to be shrugging off, yet further chaos that occurs in

the straight-of-war moves. The oil market doesn't shrug it off, and we're currently seeing

Brent up almost 3%, we're back above $100 a barrel. What's interesting is equities managed

to push through that inflationary headwind and that geopolitical anxiety. In fact, we've got new record

high on the NASDAQ-100, S&P 500, very close to that

record. So, Ed, there is a lot of optimism. A lot of it's around earnings and other news.

Yeah, news is driving stocks. Google had a big jump in the pre-market, carried over into the main

session and is sustained up 1.7%. There is a lot of Google News to weigh through.

First, let's talk about tensor processing units or TPUs.

Alphabet's Google Cloud Division unveiled the latest generation of its TPUs,

designed to make AI computing services faster and more efficient.

The U-Line-up comes in two versions.

The TPU-8T for creating AI software

and the TPUA-I for running AI services that have been created. In other words, Carrow,

training and inference specific. I mean, it sounds like Amazon in many ways with their chips

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