After Trump defeated Harris to win the US election, leaders of major technology companies in the USA rushed to congratulate. These CEOs expressed their hope that Trump will succeed upon returning to the White House and look forward to cooperating with his government.

Amazon founder and Executive Chairman Jeff Bezos posted on X to celebrate Trump's victory, calling it an "extraordinary political comeback and a decisive victory".

The relationship between Bezos and Trump has not been very good, often becoming a target during Trump's first term. Trump repeatedly targeted Bezos' ownership of the newspapers, Amazon's tax records, and its relationship with the US Postal Service. Bezos also once criticized Trump, writing in a social media post in 2015, 'send Trump to space'.

However, Bezos' recent tone has been more moderate and in July, he praised Trump's 'courage' when he narrowly escaped assassination at a rally in Pennsylvania. Bezos only made two posts on X this year, both mentioning Trump.

On the eve of the election day, Bezos and his newspaper were embroiled in controversy as the paper, for the first time in decades, chose not to endorse any candidate in the presidential election. Bezos defended this decision in a column in The Washington Post, stating that endorsements would create a 'sense of bias'.

Amazon's current CEO Andy Jassy also congratulated Trump. He posted on X, saying, 'Congratulations to President-elect Donald Trump on a hard-fought victory,' we look forward to working with you and your government to address important issues for our customers, employees, community, and country.'

Apple CEO Tim Cook posted on X to congratulate Trump on his victory. He wrote, 'We look forward to working with you and your government to help ensure that the USA continues to lead and drive creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship.'

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman posted on X, expressing his hope for Trump to 'achieve great success in this role.' In a subsequent post, he wrote, 'It is crucial for the United States to maintain a leading position in the development of artificial intelligence.'

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg called Trump's election a 'decisive victory' and expressed his anticipation to collaborate with the Trump administration. 'As a country, we face tremendous opportunities,' Zuckerberg wrote in a post on Threads. Threads is a competitor of Meta and Elon Musk's X platform.

The relationship between Zuckerberg and Trump is also not very harmonious. In 2021, shortly after the Capitol riot on January 6th, Facebook imposed a two-year ban on Trump. In March of this year, Trump referred to Facebook as 'the real enemy of the people.'

Reportedly, in a book published in September, Trump claimed that Zuckerberg 'conspired' against him in the 2020 presidential election and stated that if Zuckerberg did it again, he might 'spend the rest of his life in jail.'

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla who strongly supported Trump in this election, unsurprisingly, cheered for Trump's victory. Musk has been a key ally of Trump in his bid for the White House, with the former president promising to appoint Musk as the chairman of the Government Efficiency Commission before his election. Musk also donated nearly $75 million to a super PAC he established earlier this year to support Trump. On Wednesday, Tesla's stock price rose significantly as investors optimistically believed that Trump's victory would benefit the auto manufacturer.

Musk has been a crucial ally in Trump's presidential campaign, with the former president promising to appoint Musk as the head of the government efficiency committee before his election. Musk also donated nearly $75 million to a super PAC he established earlier this year to support Trump. On Wednesday, Tesla's stock price rose significantly as investors optimistically believed that Trump's victory would benefit the auto manufacturer.

Alphabet's CEO Sundar Pichai congratulated Trump on his victory and stated his commitment to collaborating with the incoming president's administration.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said, 'Congratulations, President Trump. We look forward to working with you and your administration to drive innovation, create new growth and opportunities for America and the world.'

Venture capitalist and LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman wrote a lengthy article acknowledging that Trump "won the presidential election once again." Hoffman, a high-profile supporter of the Harris campaign, also called for Americans to unite.

"Now we start working to bridge the divide, ensuring that all Americans can enjoy a safe, reliable, and prosperous future," wrote Hoffman. "Onwards."

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger also congratulated Trump and added that his company looks forward to "working with their government to advance America's technology and manufacturing leadership in the world."

Intel is undergoing a major restructuring hoping to regain its position as the world's leading semiconductor manufacturer. Trump's election may be crucial to Intel and other chip manufacturers as Republicans have indicated that they may repeal the Biden administration's "Chip Act," a law aimed at stimulating American chip production.

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna congratulated Trump on his victory on LinkedIn. He said the company looks forward to working with the Trump administration and Congress to "advance America's leadership in artificial intelligence and quantum fields, strengthen America's competitiveness, and expand economic opportunities nationwide."

Cisco founder and CEO Chuck Robbins wrote on X that the company looks forward to working with Trump and Congress on policies related to "connectivity, innovation, cybersecurity, and more."

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi congratulated Trump on his "great victory," adding that the company is "ready to work with you and your government at any time to improve transportation, empower small businesses, and raise the standards of flexible work."

Box CEO Aaron Levie also wished Trump well. He wrote on X: "Crazy ride. Congratulations to Donald Trump on re-election as president. We are now on a rocket ship, and with the right policies and execution, we can continue to accelerate."

Dell Technologies CEO and Chairman Michael Dell posted his congratulations on X: "Congratulations to President Trump on his successful election and victory. We look forward to making progress and seizing opportunities under his leadership, working together to create a strong and united future for all."