but to take the question in order, so let's say you are like vmware, and you want to use your vmware you don't want vmware proprietary data to be widely available for competitors to use it. so we, in fact, the way we got into in this journey is we decided to build a solution internally within vmware that would protect vmware's data and, like you just pointed out, protect the searches that people are doing using v america ware. and -- vmware. and also ifer using a model, we don't want to be sue by9 another company. so -- sued by another company. so so that is the problem we are tackling with the solution and, like i said, we are excite to be working with nvidia on this. liz: well, it is no big surprise and no shock that nvidia's ceo is in that room in the senate building right now behind closed doors with dozens of other ceos or who are very much involved in a.i. speaking with senators, a bipartisan group of senators, about future regulation. what do you think is the number one thing that needs to be done guardrailed or helmed in that a.i. has the power to explode out into the world t

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serving a small number of companies and vmware is a game changer.ogy up 80% of the fortune 2000 companies. it is like a microsoft technology. it is like a cisco technology. the way i see the acquisition where vmware platform and broadcom is in the league with microsoft and cisco. that is defined by the ability of the companies to sell into the world's largest enterprises. once vmware has evolved, i think broadcom as the ability to grow organically with the software to the platform. this is a model where microsoft is investing in cloud platform and generic a.i., broadcom has a massive opportunity to bring together assets with a high value in which you can see research development for growth. i see more value growth in the next three-to-five years with broadcom. >> pierre, pleasure. thank you. >>> coming up, it appears the follow-up to barbenheimer is exorswift. no one wants to take on taylor swift on the box office. >>> and we have edtipricons coming up at 6:30 for the 8:30 a.m. release. "squawk box" is coming right back. can't stop adding stuff to y

remember, i have a common theme, v vmware, people thinking maybe china is not going to prove it. by the october 30th deadline. hawk, by the way, if people wanted some fun, i want you to listen to a hawk tan conference call. it's so fabulously dismissive of people who ask stupid questions. it's the way elon used to be when people used to say, what is he smoking? hock is more like, you're kidding me that you asked that question. really? how many times do i have to tell you i'm not going to answer that question? yet his confidence that the deal may close was exuded on the call. i think that's the big deal in front of the chinese. it's gotten approval everywhere. vmware, a great combination to do ai with jensen. >> there's a big deal coming out of the quarter. >> i love the quarter, by the way. nine price target increases. the stock had run 40 the day before, and then 35, 40 -- down as much as 50, down again today by people that don't realize 20 times earnings, a 2s% yield. you're going against hock. we've met hoc tan. i mentioned earlier going against larry ellison. larry ellison, h

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