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Rounding out the J.P. Morgan Tech Stars Conference, our latest podcast breaks down the biggest trends in tech, including advances in AI, IPO pipelines, and the latest innovations in the sector. http://spr.ly/6043A4Da7

Nearly 700 leading investors, executives and thought leaders gathered at the annual J.P. Morgan / Robin Hood Investors Conference to explore key topics shaping the investment landscape, including market drivers, labor trends and AI innovation — all in support of a good cause. Now in its 13th year, the conference has raised $65 million to date, with every dollar directly supporting programs that combat poverty in New York City.

What’s next in tech? Technology Investment Banker Anna caught up with Pieter Himpe, Head of Internet and Tech Services, for his quick-fire takes on growth, investor appetite, and market signals for the sector.

On CNBC’s Squawk Box, Scott Lucas, Head of Markets Digital Assets, unpacks how emerging opportunities like blockchain, deposit tokens, and stablecoins will help clients navigate tomorrow’s markets. http://spr.ly/6043ALiTF

Global supply chains are evolving, tech competition is heating up, and strengthening national security is more important than ever. That’s why we’re launching the Security and Resiliency Initiative, a $1.5 trillion, 10-year plan to invest in industries vital to America’s economic security and resiliency. http://spr.ly/6046AxGPq

Your tech questions, answered by Max, a J.P. Morgan investment banker. 💬 From AI to M&A, here's what you wanted to know.

AI continues to drive markets.🚀 Who’s spending, who’s earning, and who’s owing? James Sullivan, Head of Equity Research APAC, breaks down the future of AI in this week’s Minute on the Market.📊

That’s a wrap for the 13th annual J.P. Morgan Tech Stars Conference in London. Attendees heard from CEOs, tech innovators, and capital market experts, with conversations underscoring a shifting landscape. Here’s what stood out: 🤖 AI has moved from experimental to essential, with companies reporting gains in efficiency, revenue, and customer engagement. The focus is also moving from data quantity to data quality, enabling scalable personalization. 📈 Profitability and sustainable growth take center stage. The conversation has moved from business erosion due to AI to harnessing AI for growth and enhanced profitability. ⚖️ Regulatory frameworks for AI, fintech, and payments are improving, however, fragmented oversight and regional differences create both challenges and opportunities. 💡 Quantum technology is emerging as the next frontier, with 2028 cited as a potentially pivotal year for market-ready solutions in finance, security, and AI. 🤝 Dealmaking in European tech is picking up, supported by abundant private and public capital, rising investor interest, and a focus on innovation-driven growth. Strong fundamentals and long-term vision will set companies apart in attracting capital and partnerships.

🛑 Where are the effects of the government shutdown most likely to be felt? 📈 Which asset classes stand to outperform during an extended Fed easing cycle? 🌐 Explore the future of open banking — and much more — in the latest volume of Payments Unbound.

Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon sat down with Bloomberg at the J.P. Morgan Tech Stars Conference to discuss the expansion of AI at the firm, London as a listing destination, our involvement in the $55b Electronic Arts buyout, and navigating today’s economic climate. http://spr.ly/6047AqEKb