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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.

Thank you. Live from San Francisco, this is Bloomberg technology coming up, big tech volatile after Moody's downgrades America's credit rating.

And Invidia, allowing customers to use rival chip makers in an effort to expand its AI

ecosystem.

And why Apple has been spending billions of dollars on AI and still hasn't managed to crack

the code.

This is what financial markets look like. Across major averages, we've paired

some of the early declines in Monday's session, but the story broadly is tech is pulling us down and

leading us lower. And that centers particularly on semiconductors and AI infrastructure names. In terms of the

single names that we're watching, you have stocks like Tesla

under pressure. Invidia has actually paired a lot of its decline from the open. It was down 2%

at one point. Invidia is at the heart of the news cycle, and it's going to be at the heart of

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