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The ETF’s largest holding, Nvidia, faces fresh regulatory scrutiny over a $20 billion technology deal with AI startup Groq, as U.S. senators question whether the structure was designed to avoid antitrust review, even as analysts remain broadly bullish on its long-term AI prospects. Other top positions Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet are also mentioned in that regulatory context, with the FTC signaling closer oversight of similar AI-related licensing and hiring agreements, while Alphabet separately signed “demand response” power contracts with U.S. utilities to manage surging data-center electricity needs. Meta, another key holding, is shifting more of its content moderation and safety workload to in-house AI systems while keeping humans focused on the most complex cases, underscoring how multiple mega-cap tech names in the ETF are navigating both AI-driven growth opportunities and heightened regulatory and operational scrutiny.