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Iran-linked cyber attacks disrupting operations at companies , including Stryker, are raising new concerns for US businesses and exposing gaps in AI security. Cyberwar doesn't stop when the fighting does. In fact, it escalates. Nadav Zafrir, CEO of Check Point joined Bloomberg Interest to talk about how AI is fueling faster, more powerful cyberattacks, and why the world is more vulnerable than it realizes right now.

Karin Fronczke, head of global private equity investments at Fidelity Investments, which is an investor in closely held SpaceX, says Elon Musk's plan to put AI data centers in space makes sense. She speaks on "Bloomberg Tech."

Chevron CEO Mike Wirth talks about the impact of the war in Iran on oil prices. "They're uncertain, unpredictable, they're volatile. He speaks during a discussion at CERA Week in Houston.

EQT CEO Toby Rice discusses energy prices, LNG and the growing role of data centers in shaping energy demand with Bloomberg's Julie Fine at CERAWeek in Houston.

President Donald Trump says the Strait of Hormuz may be open "very soon" and will be jointly controlled.

Atlantic Council Non-Resident Senior Fellow and South Africa Youth Employment Service Co-Chairman Colin Coleman discusses the numerous effects the war in the Middle East is having on African economies, notably the 'devastating' short term impacts on African markets and the residual inflation shock. He talks with Katie Greifeld and Romaine Bostick on "The Close."

US Ambassador to the European Union Andrew Puzder discusses potential talks between the US and Iran on ending the Middle East conflict, the need for Europe's involvement in the Strait of Hormuz, and US-European trade.

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright says oil from the US strategic reserve started flowing on Friday afternoon. "Prices have not risen high enough yet to drive meaningful demand destruction," Wright said during a discussion at CERA Week in Houston.

President Donald Trump says the US is speaking with a "top person" in Iran, but not the Supreme Leader.

Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran says the central bank should not be looking at recent oil shocks to set monetary policy. "We should wait for all the information to come in before really changing our outlook," he said Monday morning on "Bloomberg Surveillance."