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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 New York and San Francisco, this is Bloomberg technology.

All eyes on $3 trillion in video as it gears up for earnings after the closing bell.

Can it profit margins

whether the Chinese export restrictions?

Plus, we speak with the CEO of Identity Software Player Octor following its own earnings,

posting a conservative forecast.

And a SpaceX Starship rocket lost control and disintegrated during a test flight last night.

The company's third setback in a row.

But first, Ed, we check in on these markets.

Look, gains disintegrating here too.

We're currently off by about two tenths percent.

Look, we are treading water ahead of the year, all-important macro event.

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