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From the heart of where innovation, money and power collide in Silicon Valley and beyond,

this is Bloomberg Technology with Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow. not low. I'm Caroline High. I'm Caroline Hyde at Bloomberg's world headquarters in New York.

And I'm Ed Lodlow in San Francisco, this is Bloomberg Technology.

Coming up, we'll get the outlook for investing in the tech sector.

That's as Goldman Sachs says that those stocks are poised for an earnings-legged rebound.

And we'll have the latest updates from Google's antitrust trial as Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella takes the stand.

Plus we'll get a read on the state of the EV industry.

Some mixed numbers coming out to Tesla and Rivian.

We'll dig into those in a moment.

We're kind of starting this week, Caroline, much as we ended last week,

which is thinking about antitrust and thinking about some of the mega cap tech names.

All of the markedly higher in Monday session, the news that we'll get into shortly is that

Microsoft C. Osatilla is on the stand in the Google antitrust trial that the

government has put on focus on search. The kind of top line is that according to Nadella it is bogus

quote the idea that there is choice in the search market and we will bring you those

details later in the program. Yeah we've got to dig in on the antitrust feeling of things.

And indeed, what it means for a market there's been so under pressure,

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