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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. Live from New York in San Francisco, this is Bloomberg Technology.

Coming up, ASML shares sink further as its CEO addresses the chip equipment makers shock booking slowdown.

We speak to Donald Trump about the future of Google, despite criticism the former president

says it's important to keep the company intact.

Plus, next generation nuclear.

More on Google and Amazon's latest investments in the carbon-free tech

crucial to their AI energy needs.

But first, we've got to go to the chip sector, Ed. Yeah, look downward pressure on

semiconductor stocks and chip equipment makers globally has been a story for the past 24 hours in Asia into the European session and it now has continued to the United States.

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index is actually high at 4.10% to 1% and actually it's those two the are still under pressure down 5% continuing from the savage sell-off of Monday

of Tuesday sorry Intel is interesting right think about the story here

ASML is a chip equipment maker.

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