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Bloomberg Technology’s live March 25, 2026 broadcast covers several converging stories at the intersection of AI, finance, and geopolitics. The headline is SpaceX’s anticipated IPO filing, which multiple reports indicate could arrive as early as this week ahead of a targeted June listing. Analysts expect it to surpass Saudi Aramco’s $29 billion record — potentially by double — making it the largest IPO in history by both valuation and capital raised. SpaceX’s recent acquisition of xAI is noted as a complicating factor that institutional investors are still digesting.
On the chip side, Arm announces plans to sell its own silicon with Meta as the first major customer, a significant signal of vertical integration pressure on Nvidia and existing semiconductor supply chains. Kleiner Perkins separately discloses its largest-ever fund raise at $3.5 billion. The broadcast also examines Palantir’s Maven AI system, which military commanders describe as central mission-control infrastructure for what they are calling the first large-scale combat operation meaningfully enhanced by artificial intelligence — processing satellite and surveillance data at a scale impossible for human analysts alone.
Rounding out the episode: Stryker confirms that a March 11 nation-state cyberattack, which exploited an old vulnerability to wipe data from deep within corporate systems, is likely contained but continues disrupting global operations. A Virginia congressman also discusses AI’s public perception problem, arguing that job-displacement announcements and energy infrastructure cost-shifting onto communities have eroded grassroots support for the technology.
📺 Source: Bloomberg Technology · Published March 25, 2026
🏷️ Format: News Analysis
