Invidia loses $ 465 billion because of China!

The decrease in the shares of Invidia, which was fed up by investor concerns about the emerging company Deepseek in Chinese artificial intelligence, has erased a record amount of the market value of the shares of the largest company in the world.

And the shares of Invidia fell by 13% shortly after the opening of the session on Monday, which led to the eradication of about 465 billion dollars in the company’s market value. This previous record – a 9% decrease in September, which has wiped out about $ 279 billion of value – was the largest in the history of the American stock market.

The decline extended to the rest of the market; Because of the weight of Invidia in the main indicators, including a drop on Monday, the sale of “Inviteia” caused 8 of the 10 largest declines in one day in the Standard & Poor’s 500 index, based on the market value, according to the data collected by “Bloomberg” collected. .

Also, the Standard & Poor’s 500 index fell by 2.3% early on Monday and the Nasdaq 100 index fell by 3.6% before reducing the decrease.

The semiconductor industry is leading a wider -selling wave in technology shares after the low -cost Deepseek approach sparked the concerns that major American companies have pumped a lot of money in developing artificial intelligence, as the Chinese company seems to provide a similar performance to Western chat robots in exchange for investing a small amount.

The latest model of artificial intelligence from Deepseek, which was exported last week, is widely seen as a competitor to Openai and Meta Platforms Inc. The open source product was established by “Liang Winfing” and is now at the top of the Apple Inc. App Store categories.

NVIDIA was the largest beneficiary of the flow of spending on artificial intelligence because it designs the semiconductors used in technology. While this huge spending appears to be ready to continue, investors may be more cautious in bonus companies that do not show sufficient return on investment.

In the two trading, other artificial intelligence shares such as Micro and Arm Holdings decreased by more than 8% and 9%, respectively.

Broadcom and Advanced Micro Devices also decreased by more than 14% and 5%, respectively.

The shares of Constellation Energy and Vistra, two of the most famous derivatives associated with energy construction of artificial intelligence, decreased by more than 12% and 19%, respectively. International markets were also felt effective, and the Dutch chips and ASM International declined sharply in trading in Europe. In Asia, the Japanese arrows associated with chips, including Advantest, and Tokyo Electron in general.