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Calpers pulls back from big tech as AI jitters deepen neocloud sell-off

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Briefings

A California-based pension fund has shifted its investment strategy toward private equity, reducing exposure to major technology companies. This move follows growing investor skepticism regarding the valuation of tech firms and the uncertain returns from substantial AI spending, as noted in a recent financial update.

Key points

• California's pension fund reduced its exposure to major technology companies by shifting toward private equity investments.
• Investors are questioning the valuations of tech firms and the returns from high AI spending.

Context

This shift reflects a broader trend in the financial sector where public pension funds are diversifying away from volatile tech stocks due to concerns about AI-driven market volatility.

Limitations

The evidence is a single snapshot from October 2026, covering only California's pension fund. No data on other funds, specific investment amounts, or broader market trends is provided.

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