On October 1st, François Sorel, a French technology journalist, hosted a discussion on Tech & Co, the daily program on BFM Business. The episode featured Christophe Aulnette, a senior advisor at Seven2 and former president of Microsoft France and Asia, Thomas Serval, CEO of Baracoda, and Frédéric Simottel, a journalist at BFM Business. The conversation covered several key topics in the tech industry, including the current shortage of RAM, which is a type of computer memory essential for running applications and processes. The panel also discussed the recent increase in Micron’s stock prices, a company that produces memory and storage solutions. Another topic was Huawei’s development of a chip designed to bypass U.S. trade restrictions, which have limited the company's access to advanced semiconductor technology. This innovation highlights Huawei's efforts to maintain its competitive edge despite ongoing geopolitical challenges. The discussion also touched on an intriguing use of artificial intelligence in media. A recent advertisement in the show Tech & Co featured a computer-generated version of Greta Garbo, a famous Hollywood actress from the early 20th century, brought back to life through AI technology. This "resurrection" raised questions about the future of AI in entertainment and advertising. Tech & Co airs from Monday to Thursday and is available as a podcast for listeners who want to revisit the conversations. The program provides an in-depth look at the latest developments in the tech world, offering insights from industry experts and analysts.