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Good Monday morning. Welcome to Squawk in the Street. I'm Carl Kintanilla with Jim Kramer, David Faber,

post-night of the New York Stock Exchange. We do kick off the month of June. These first couple of weeks will be busy. Jobs number, ECB, CPI, Fed Decision. Futures are pretty solid after

Friday's monster closing rally. Ten year is back below four and a half. Our roadmap begins with

the AI race, the rivalry intensifying over the weekend as NVIDIA and AMD preview these new

generations of chips powering the global

AI boom. Plus Johnson and Johnson closes its $14 billion acquisition of Shockwave Medical and

unveils new data on its highly anticipated lung cancer treatment. Jay and J.N. CEO joins us

exclusively. That's just a few minutes from now. And the memes roar back. You heard Becky just talking about it.

GameStop shares surging pre-market this after Roaring Kitty

revealed that he may have a huge position in the stock proof options.

Let's begin with NVIDIA rising in the pre-market company unveils the roadmap for its next-generation AI chips.

The platform titled Rubin is slated for a 2026 rollout.

Blackwell, as you may know, was launched just months ago, is on tap for 25.

NVIDIA says it is committed to releasing a new AI chip architecture every year.

Jim, we sort of highlighted these keynotes over the weekend.

It's a good thing we did.

Okay, so it's a joy. The two hour, one was just a joy. And there were very, very interesting

moments where you didn't know what was real, what was AI. But he explained accelerated computing

and AI and then to the new generation, which is going to be $5, $6 billion to build, run cooler, and have a lot of video.

So, I mean, I think that David, when you see what he's up to and then you read these articles about how AI is over, the contrast is ridiculous.

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