and, kate, you broke the story, but before we get into that, what is the digital markets unit and whys it matter to normal people? the government announced it was setting up this digital markets unit two years ago, and the idea was that this would be able to police big tech and really kind of rein in the dominance of those internet giants like facebook, google and all the rest of it. and the idea was that it would have this sweeping power to set new rules for those big tech companies, bespoke rules tailored to their specific markets and sectors. and it would be able to really heavily enforce against those companies if they fell foul of the rules. so, that's why it matters. it's a very radical regime that was envisaged. ok, so, what have you revealed? so, we've revealed that the government is currently not planning to introduce those plans in the queen's speech, so it's not currently planning to empower this digital markets unit with the very tools it needs to enact this radical new regime, leaving it essentially hamstrung. and that's despite the fact that it was already introduced, so

market. we believe it will probably be down let's call it high single digits, with a market over 300 million units this year. my view on the market is about the segment you are in. the low end with the more consumer facing areas, they have taken a bit of a soft spot in the first half of the year. i will say, though, thinking about commercial pc's, people are investing a lot in i.t., still. high-end premium and -- and gaming pc's, there's a good demand for those. we do have to watch for that volatility that's in there. emily: i have to ask about your opinion on the leaked supreme court opinion. amd has a good portion of their workforce in texas, where more aggressive antiabortion legislation had already been passed and you have companies like salesforce who had offered to pay for their employees to leave texas if they want to. how are you thinking about all of this as a business leader? >> emily, look, i don't want to get ahead of the actual ruling. i think there are still -- there is still some clarity to be brought but our priority will always be first and foremost the health and safety of our em

market. we think it will be down high single digits. even with it, we are talking a market over 300 million units.view of the pc market is which segments you are in. some of the low-end and the consumer facing areas have taken a soft spot in the first half of the year. if you think about commercial pcs, people are investing a lot in i.t.. they want the productivity. looking at the high-end premium pcs and gaming pcs, there is demand. i think the pc market is a good market, but one where we have to watch the volatility. emily: i have to ask about your reaction to the supreme court leaked draft opinion showing roe v. wade can be overturned soon. amd has a good portion of the workforce in texas. more aggressive antiabortion legislation has already been passed. companies like salesforce have offered to pay for employees to leave texas. how are you thinking about this as a business leader? >> we are certainly watching the developments closely. i don't want to get ahead of the ruling. there is still clarity to be brought. our priority will be first and foremost with our employees and ensuring the health

specific to digital markets so banks can evaluate risk in their digital wallets as well as in their traditional accounts. 130 thing is we have a crypto index we have launched outside the united we have able to play, but as a market operator, we are still trying to understand the regulatory landscape as well as the overall maturing of it for institutional use of crypto before we make bigger decisions. emily: adina friedman there. california's governor has heard adina friedman's calls for more regulation. governor newsom just signed an executive order to spur blockchain innovation, we can california the first state to start creating a regulatory framework for web three companies. he said, too often government lags behind technological advancements so we are getting ahead of the curve, laying the foundation to allow for consumers and business to thrive. coming up, how the fed rate hike could impact tech evaluations and investing, more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: i want to get back to the biggest story of the day, the fed a tighter, the biggest since 2000 and the fed signaling more to come. i'm joined by mark goldberg to give us some thoughts. he also has insight o

market hit 19 that levels. -- 1932 levels. interest rates are hitting double digits. people can't afford food and gas in the unitedof america. we still have supply chain problems 6 months after they were identified. we had none of this when donald trump was president of the united states. vladimir putin who is a monster has nothing to do with any of this! it's not vladimir putin and his invasion of ukraine. biden and the democrats and their invasion of washington, d.c. now we have threats to burn down the supreme court and violence against supreme court justices. the january 6th commitment is a joke. we need a committee on what the democrat party and their mob has done. 2020 during the summer. threats against the supreme court of the united states. we could go on and on about these people. that is the fact. as far as joe biden goes. we will have an election in november. if it we don't crush this opposition, if we don't win in 2024, america is gone. the american people need to understand something. we can't win every election, but these people are playing outside of the box. these are not policy differences. this i

stock market and in record inflation, which, uh, already has a double-digit value in most european countries. moreover , the balts are in the lead, where inflation is now picking up to 20%. the unitedenergy faucet, as it were, but the united states are the states themselves. what is the twelfth energy exporter in a row, they are the first producers, but they are also the first consumers, and therefore hopes for the united states yes, as a reliable source of energy, these are very feeble weak hopes. and in vain the europeans. in fact, they are being tortured , there are some illusions here, and, in my opinion, many of them should at least understand that the policy of the united states is not to make ukraine happy or to do it.

market and in record inflation, which, uh, already has a double-digit value in most european countries. moreover , the balts are in the lead, where already by 20%, inflation is now picking up. the united states really wants to put europe on its energy faucet, as it were, but the united states is the states themselves. what is the number of energy exporters in twelfth, they are the first producers, but they are the first consumers and therefore hopes for the us as a reliable source of energy. these are very frail weak hopes. and in vain the europeans. in fact, they are being tortured, there are some illusions here, and , in my opinion, many of them should at least understand that the policy in the united states is not to make ukraine happy or europe happy, but to strengthen the dominant american position that is why our business. we must win and victory will be behind us. we're giving the floor to the program when the big game will return to this studio at 10:45 pm. do not miss. ekaterina andreeva main event of the day new sense of the idea of ​​solving syria will deal with issues of cybersecurity and accelerated training of it specialists vladimir putin's statement at a meeting of the

digital wallets as well as in their more traditional accounts. we also have a crypto index that we've launched outside of the united states. we have a role to play there. as a marketr, we are still trying to understand the regulatory landscape as well as the overall maturing of it for the institutional use of crypto before we make bigger decisions as a market operator. emily: the nasdaq ceo there. california's governor has heard her calls for more regulation. gavin newsom just signed an executive order to spur blockchain innovation, making california the first date in the u.s. to start creating a regulatory framework. said, too often governments lag behind technological advancements so we are getting out of her -- ahead of the curve on this, allowing for consumers and business to thrive. how the fed rate hike could impact tech valuations and investing. more on that, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: back now to the biggest story of the day, the fed rate hike, the biggest since 2000. the fed signaling more to come. i'm joined now by mark goldberg. give us some thoughts. he has some insight on fintech. thank you so much for joining us. mark: pleasure to be here. emi

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digital wallets, as well as their more traditional accounts. one third thing is we have a crypto index we have launched outside the united states. so, we have a role to play, but as a marketrator i think we are still trying to understand the regulatory landscape, as well as the overall maturing of it before we make good decisions as a market operator. kailey: the reason guy joked about stealing that question is because i host a show, number crypto, and would love to get you want to talk about that further, but something else we have been talking about on that show a lot is the security issues around it. the role cryptocurrencies may play in evading sanctions, for example. the mere standpoint i am wondering how you view some of these risks around russia and cybersecurity? where does that rank on your list of concerns? adena: cyber risk is a risk that is universal to the financial system. that is something we take extremely seriously. we worked very collaboratively with under it -- with other industry players, with other governments to make sure we understand what is happening in the space and we are protecting our markets and technology to the best of our ability. with reg