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then you would have to throw enormous amounts of computing power at it to literally crowbar out the aland work. and deep tech has come along and blown that out of the water. we thought that that it would have to be, like, a big american car with a lot of gas and a huge engine. but it turns out the chinese have produced a small little car that that burns it off the lights. and so it's really transformational. it's not just energy. it's the chips, obviously, which are such a vital component. how do you think have they done it? because openai spent $5 billion last year. this, if we're to believe the chinese, cost 6 million. yeah, well, i mean, the irony is that the trade export ban on high performing chips like nvidia's h100 might have led to this scenario because necessity breeds invention. so, this chinese firm has, as you know, managed to get a small number of these high performing chips and realise that they can produce the same results with a different approach. and i think this was being predicted by some experts in the industry, but more in theory for several years. but it turns out i

going to look again at routes for the highest skilled people, and visas particularly in areas like aland open for business. we are open for talent. we have got some of the best universities, some of the best entrepreneurs in the world, but we also want to bring in global talent into britain. it's been a busy week for the chancellor. she met a series of regulators in recent days and yesterday sacked the chair of the uk's competition and markets authority because it was not — allegedly — sufficiently focused on growth. marcus bokkerink who has chaired the cma since 2022 will be replaced on an interim basis by doug gurr, former boss of amazon uk. gervais williams, head of equities, premier miton said the move was an important step for the chancellor. it's a good move, this, because actually the cma has actually been quite slow at actually coming to a decision on its mergers. clearly the one which is particularly in focus at the moment is the vodafone merger with three network, which has been open since october 2023, but if you go back a little further to the microsoft—activision merger, tha

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we'll be hearing more about agentic aland its impact over the coming months.'s done so well in recent years — transform and disrupt the tech market. in recent years, vehicle technology has become one of the biggest parts of ces. and 2025 is no different. so let's go and see what's driving innovation at this year's show. companies from all over the world, big and small, came to showcase the latest developments in self—driving tech, in—car entertainment, wayfinding, and so much more. but despite the struggles the industry has faced recently, self—driving vehicles were still a major element of this year's show. this is the zoox, and it's a fully autonomous ride—hailing vehicle. while i've been here at ces, i've seen these driving up and down the las vegas strip, and as you can tell, they're pretty distinctive. you can see them coming from quite a way off. they're currently being used here in las vegas, and later this year they're being rolled out to san francisco and other parts of the us. pretty cool. regulatory difficulties and high costs continue to dog the de

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