Caroline Hyde

It is 100 gigawatts in the United States, like achievable.

Oh, I mean, of course, you know, if you put your mind to something, no matter how difficult it is, you can accomplish it.

I can say that from two decades of experience scaling new technologies from nothing to, you know, millions of units.

Yeah, like I think it's possible.

And that would be an addressable market for Heron.

A hundred percent.

Yeah.

We're going after solar.

We're going after batteries, data centers, really anywhere where you need to go from DC to medium voltage AC.

That's what Heron Link is for.

Drew Baggino, CEO of Heron, formerly, of course, of Tesla.

Great to have you back here on Bloomberg Tech.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is set to take the stand later today in a trial alleging his company's products and Google's YouTube were designed to addict young people, claims that both companies deny.

Social media platforms, including Meta, are actually facing thousands of similar cases.

That's in addition to claims brought by various state attorneys general alleging that these products cause harm in some way

to users.

Let's discuss with Sasha Hayworth.

She's the executive director of the Tech Oversight Project, an advocacy group that urges reducing the power of big tech.

And from the off, you're very much on the side of the alleged victims in this case, right?

I think that's important to set out early.