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Because with Paddy's Super Sub, your bet rolls over to the player coming on. Paddy Power. Valid on selected leagues and markets only. Prematch and in-play bets on qualifying player outcome selections only. T's and Clusions apply. 18 plus scummelaware.org. Here's your morning T&B Tech Minute for Friday, April 17th. I'm Danny Lewis for the Wall Street Journal. The CEO of Anthropic is scheduled

for a West Wing meeting today. People familiar with the matter say Dario Amade plans to sit down

with White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles in one of the AI company's highest profile efforts

to end its bitter feud with the Trump administration over guardrails surrounding the Pentagon's use of its clawed models.

The meeting comes as the White House races to prepare for Anthropics' latest AI model, mythos,

which the company says could pose cybersecurity risks that cause widespread online disruption.

Swedish telecommunications equipment company Erickson says it expects to see network's growth

despite reporting a first quarter sales drop in North America.

The company says that sales drop was offset by growth in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa,

thanks to network modernization and 5G launches.

But Erickson's CEO says the company is facing increased costs for electronics components,

including semiconductors, caused in part by AI demands. Meanwhile, investors are once again

piling into tech stocks. The S&P 500 and NASDAQ climbed to fresh record highs yesterday, thanks

in part to investors moving past previous anxieties over the potential economic implications of

AI advances. The PHLX Semiconductor Index, which includes Nvidia, advanced microdevices,

and Broadcom, climbed for its 12th straight session, gaining about 1%. And hardware giants like

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