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Every organization, government or commercial, is being asked to deliver more with less. Technology is undeniably the key to making that possible.
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We invite you to explore the insights in the Tech Guide, available now@guidehouse.com.
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Here'S your morning D and B Tech minute for Friday, December 12th. I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal. President Trump signed an executive order yesterday aimed at creating a single federal standard for artificial intelligence, which by overriding state level AI laws. The move follows lobbying from Silicon Valley executives who argued that differing state regulations could cause the US to fall behind China in the AI race. The order drew criticism from Democrats who called it a quote, attempt to kill responsible safety reforms. It also drew ire from some MAGA conservatives who opposed it as a giveaway to tech companies. White House AI czar David Sachs said that the government planned to keep laws protecting children's safety and but targets certain state laws deemed onerous. Broadcom stock is poised for its biggest one day drop since April, when President Trump's tariff war shook markets. The chip designer stock is down about 9%. Broadcom's earnings yesterday stoked questions about its sales forecasts, contracts backlog and anticipated future margins. Despite reporting a record $18 billion in sales and strong profit growth, margins appear to be one area of concern. Broadcom CEO said the company's fast growing AI revenue has lower gross margins than other sales. Its forecast for non AI revenue in the first quarter was flat. Some analysts cast the stock move as an overreaction and noted it came after a roughly 75% run up so far this year. And OpenAI has announced the release of its new AI model, GPT 5.2, calling it the company's most advanced offering for professional knowledge work. The launch launch is in response to rising competition, particularly from Google's Gemini and Anthropic, which have recently ramped up efforts to sell to enterprises. OpenAI says the new model is better at math, science and coding. While the model is seen as a major leap, some analysts question if it's enough to reverse its rival's momentum. News Corp. Owner of the Wall Street Journal, has a content licensing partnership with OpenAI. That's your TNB Tech Minute. Join us again this afternoon for more.
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Every organization, government or commercial, is being asked to deliver more with less. Technology is undeniably the key to making that possible.
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We invite you to explore the insights in the Tech Guide, available now@guidehouse.com.
