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00:43:56 · Akash Pasricha, Leo Schwartz, Tore Svanberg
[00:43:56] S0: Sorry, Leo, just to confirm, those three packages, the bills that I guess we are waiting to see if they go through, are those bipartisan? Do they fall on partisan lines? I'm just trying to understand how the midterms could affect that. [00:44:11] S4: So they're bipartisan, but they'll likely be debated and passed before the new Congress. So this will happen during the voting duck session, after the elections today, and before January. This is another interesting dynamic, is that you know, China hawks are are not really limited to one party. You you see it often cross partisan lines, and and that's why I think this expert control bill discussion will be very telling, which is will NVIDIA be able to win back allies on on both sides of the aisle? [00:44:40] S0: Well, and also, if it's going to happen during the lame duck session, then some of these politicians have nothing to lose, and so you might actually see some of their very honest opinions on this matter come out, which I think might be very telling. I want to thank you both for coming on. That is Phoebe Liu, our NVIDIA reporter, and Leo Schwartz, our tech and politics reporter here at The Information. [00:45:03] S2: Thanks.
00:45:03 · Tore Svanberg, Akash Pasricha
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