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Alphabet’s stock slips as Nvidia’s $500 billion financing deal threatens custom chips

Alphabet’s stock slips as Nvidia’s $500 billion financing deal threatens custom chips
MarketWatch Wednesday 12 August 2026, 18:19 UTC By Christine Ji 1 min read
Key Points

Investors are concerned that Alphabet faces a fresh threat from Nvidia’s plans to help fund the AI buildout alongside major Wall Street players.

Investors are concerned that Alphabet faces a fresh threat from Nvidia’s plans to help fund the AI buildout alongside major Wall Street players.
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