<ul><li>President Donald Trump and Elon Musk's relationship has soured, leading to speculation of a new tech ally for Trump.</li><li>Potential candidates include Mark Zuckerberg, Sam Altman, Jeff Bezos, Jensen Huang, and Sundar Pichai.</li><li>Zuckerberg, despite Meta's antitrust issues, has shown previous support for Trump and has a presence in DC.</li><li>Altman, through OpenAI's projects, has demonstrated alignment with Trump's interests in AI.</li><li>Bezos, once at odds with Trump, has shown optimism about the administration's space agenda.</li><li>Huang, although absent from Trump's inauguration, has involvement in AI projects that could interest Trump.</li><li>Pichai, facing legal challenges with Google, may need to navigate carefully in any potential interactions with Trump.</li><li>The relationships between these tech figures and Trump are complex, with varying levels of past interactions and alignments.</li><li>The article explores how each candidate could potentially fill the void left by Musk in Trump's tech circle.</li><li>Speculation surrounds who will become Trump's next tech confidante as Musk and Trump's public falling out unfolds.</li></ul>

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