Biden wins the U.S. presidential election; tech giants like Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft extend congratulations.

November 8 news, Beijing time this morning, Democratic candidate Biden has won more than 270 votes, according to election rules, he will move into the White House. At the same time, his running mate Harris has made history and become the first female Vice President of the United States. With the revelation of the election results, American tech giants have also expressed their congratulations on Biden and Vice President Harris' victory. Amazon's Jeff Bezos: The era of "unity, resonance, and dignity" has returned. It is reported that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said that the Democratic win means the return of the era of "unity, resonance, and dignity." Previously, Trump had repeatedly attacked Bezos over his ownership of The Washington Post, Amazon's tax records, and the relationship between Amazon and the Postal Service. Microsoft Bill Gates: Looking forward to working with the new and Congress. Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft, who has openly criticized Trump's policies, said he was looking forward to working with the new and Congress. In addition, Microsoft President Brad Smith congratulated Biden and Harris on social media platforms while calling for national unity. Smith said, "If we want to move forward as a nation, we must build new bridges to narrow the gaps between us." On the day of his election, Biden addressed the nation as the new president. He mentioned his plans for dealing with the situation. He said he would appoint a team of scientists and experts on the 9th to help implement the plan, which would begin on the first day of his tenure. Perhaps Biden's election will bring changes to the situation in the United States. Cisco Robbins: Believes in a more inclusive future. In addition, Cisco President Robbins said he believed that President-elect Biden and Vice President-elect Harris would create a more inclusive future. Facebook Sandberg: The United States has taken a big step towards building a diversified nation. In addition to Facebook's Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg and her husband Priscilla Chan, CEO of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg, who congratulated the Democratic team's victory. As a woman, Sandberg's social media blessings were more focused on Harris' achievement, "Our next Vice President will be an African American and South Asian American woman, the daughter of an immigrant, a historic moment in 231 years. The United States has taken a big step towards building a diversified nation." In fact, Harris' victory has indeed created multiple records in American history. As the daughter of Indian and Jamaican immigrants, she will become the first person to serve as Vice President with a black and South Asian heritage, as well as the first female Vice President. As an alumnus of Howard University, she will also become the first Vice President to graduate from a historically black college. Apple: The election of Harris means the glass ceiling has been shattered completely. Laurene Powell Jobs, the widow of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, also celebrated the victory of the Biden team on social media and pointed out that Harris' election means "the glass ceiling has been shattered completely." Cloud storage company Aaron Levie: Will enhance America's competitiveness. In a tweet congratulating the victory of Biden and Harris, Box CEO Aaron Levie said their victory would enhance America's competitiveness. Levie said, "Although Biden doesn't have any magical abilities, that's the key issue. What businesses need now is market stability, a global trade relationship that doesn't change on a whim, attracting talent from all over the world, long-term planning, and reducing persistent interference." JPMorgan Jamie Dimon: It's time to unite. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon also said in a statement, "It's time to unite. Regardless of our political beliefs, we should all work together to make our extraordinary nation strong." AI Experts: AI experts, including founders and presidents of technology companies, have also congratulated Biden's election. Andrew Ng, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at Stanford University and Director of the AI Lab, said on Twitter, "I am relieved about the election results and thank all those who made the election possible. Thank every staff member who helped with fair elections, thank the media that defended the truth, and thank every voter or speaker who spoke out for this wonderful democracy." Yann LeCun, Professor at New York University and Chief AI Scientist at Facebook, posted a humorous tweet along with a video of the Paris bell ringing in joy. He said that after Biden announced his victory, bells rang all over France. In fact, I think they were happier about Trump's defeat than Biden's victory. Jeff Dean, Senior Researcher and Senior Vice President of Google's AI, is very concerned about the normalization of visas in the United States after Biden's election. He said, "I very much hope that we can welcome students from all over the world to our colleges and universities again. For decades, this has been an incredible strength of the United States. I hope we can once again open our arms to welcome students!" These AI experts all hope that the United States can return to an inclusive and open environment. What impact will Biden's presidency have on the tech industry? Although tech leaders have congratulated Biden's election, many technology issues remain to be resolved in the United States under Trump's leadership, including antitrust investigations of technology companies, net neutrality, and online privacy. For example, when constraining large technology companies, there is currently the Section 230 rule: In Biden's view, this has encouraged Facebook to spread false information and interfere with elections, and it should be abolished immediately. In addition, regarding net neutrality, CNET reported that when Biden was a senator, he did not co-sponsor or support net neutrality legislation, including the Internet Freedom Protection Act of 2007. But a spokesperson for Biden's campaign said that the president-elect is a strong advocate for strong net neutrality protection. Therefore, the impact of Biden's presidency on the tech industry is yet to be seen. DejaVu Electronics - Probe转载报道。