Morning Brew Daily Tech CEOs Try to Charm Trump & Gov. Officials Call for Action vs Drones
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Dec 16, 2024 Tech CEOs are making strategic moves to charm Donald Trump as they seek to reshape relationships and influence policy. Broadcom makes headlines with its impressive growth in the AI sector. Meanwhile, New Jersey grapples with mysterious drone sightings, prompting calls for clearer communication from federal authorities. The conversation also touches on the complex new FAA regulations for drone use and a rising debate around abolishing daylight saving time, showcasing evolving public sentiment and its broader implications.
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Tech CEOs and Trump
- Tech CEOs are making efforts to improve their relationship with President-elect Trump.
- This includes visits to Mar-a-Lago and donations to his inaugural fund.
Navigating Trump and Musk
- CEOs are trying to avoid the fate of Jeff Bezos, who faced business consequences due to a strained relationship with Trump.
- They also aim to keep pace with Elon Musk, who already has a strong connection with Trump.
Broadcom's Rise
- Broadcom, a chipmaker, recently reached a $1 trillion market cap, largely due to its AI hardware supply to big tech companies.
- Its success is also impacting competitors like NVIDIA and AMD.