Michael Dell – Invest America Act Becomes Law, AI Talent Wars, Compute Demand, Market Update | BG2

Is the are the productivity gains from this going to be as big or bigger than what we saw from personal computers in the Internet? Oh, it's it's far bigger. It's far it's far bigger. Yeah. I I I feel 98% confident. Hey, guys. Great to see you both. Bill, maybe, I don't know, you're up in Tahoe or something, and we're thrilled to have one of our great friends, Michael Delon, to chop it up with us. Happy fourth of July, you guys. Most of you know Michael. He's built, obviously, one of the most iconic technology companies starting in his dorm room, I don't know, what, forty years ago, Michael? I think you just had your fortieth anniversary. Forty one years ago. Forty one years ago. And now a major player in AI. You know, you you you spun off VMware, of course, and now you're a major owner of Broadcom, and Dell remains a $100,000,000,000 business. I think you own, you know, like like Larry Ellison, you own a lot of the business, maybe half of the business. And it's one of the largest builders of AI servers on the planet. And, obviously, in addition to that, you and your incredible wife, Susan, have an amazing foundation. You do you do great work in Texas and around the country. I saw that you just contributed to, the disaster relief. What a tragedy in Texas, and so kudos to you both for all the good work you do on so many issues, but particularly in the state of Texas. And then, you know, of course, it was great to have you and Susan as partners on InvestAmerica. I know we're gonna talk about that today, and everybody should run out and read your book Play Nice, but Win. I'm gonna just ask you I would recommend they listen to it because Michael took what I understand to be a very painful process for an author to read their entire book, but it's Michael's voice and the inflection and the like, you get nuances I don't think you would get just with the writing. Well, thank you for saying that, Bill, and and, appreciate the kind introduction, guys. Look. I mean, I think if you're gonna take the time to write a book, which is a major endeavor if you really do it yourself and do it right. I did have somebody helping me, by the way, so I'm not gonna take full credit for it. I think you should take the additional time to record the audiobook because you can, display emotion, intonation, and really tell the story in your own voice. And and it's it's a powerful, way to convey, thoughts and emotions at the same time. And, I love audiobooks. I love I love going outside and walking, hiking, and turning on a good audiobook is, a great way to do to do it. Totally. Well, in in the spirit of storytelling, Michael, do you remember …