Tech CEOs Pichai and Bezos Schedule Landmark Meetings with Trump at Mar-a-Lago
Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos are set to meet separately with former President Trump at Mar-a-Lago, marking a significant moment in tech-political relations. The high-profile visits follow recent engagement between Silicon Valley leaders and Trump, including Meta CEO Zuckerberg's dinner meeting in November.
Google's Willow Quantum Chip Claims Universe-Spanning Computing Power
Google unveils its revolutionary Willow quantum processor, claiming it can perform calculations that would take traditional supercomputers 10 septillion years. The breakthrough highlights quantum computing's potential while experts note current limitations and the need for validation.
Google's Quantum Breakthrough May Prove Multiple Universe Theory
Google's groundbreaking Willow quantum chip has achieved computational speeds that would take conventional supercomputers billions of years, leading researchers to suggest evidence of parallel universes. The revolutionary quantum processing capabilities have ignited debate about the fundamental nature of reality and quantum mechanics.
Google's $20B Green Energy Push: Powering AI with Renewable Infrastructure
Google announces a groundbreaking $20 billion investment in renewable energy infrastructure to power its AI data centers, partnering with Intersect Power and TPG Rise Climate. The initiative aims to match new data centers with equivalent wind and solar power generation, addressing the surging energy demands of artificial intelligence operations.
Google's Project Nimbus: Internal Documents Expose Human Rights Concerns Over Israeli Cloud Contract
Internal documents reveal Google executives' significant concerns about potential human rights implications before signing a $1.2B cloud contract with Israel. Despite early warnings from legal and policy teams, Google proceeded with Project Nimbus, viewing it as strategic for future government contracts.
Google Removes Predatory SpyLoan Apps After Massive Data Theft Scheme
Google has removed 15 malicious loan apps from the Play Store that amassed over 8 million downloads and targeted vulnerable users across multiple continents. The sophisticated scam apps harvested sensitive personal data through deceptive validation processes and used it for aggressive extortion campaigns.
Tech Giants Under Fire: EFF Demands Accountability for Project Nimbus Surveillance
Amazon and Google face intense scrutiny from the Electronic Frontier Foundation over their involvement in Project Nimbus, which allegedly enables surveillance and human rights violations in Palestinian territories. Despite public commitments to ethical AI and human rights guidelines, both companies remain silent on mounting concerns.
Google Faces Mind-Boggling $2.6 Quintillion Fine in Russian YouTube Dispute
Google's conflict with Russian authorities over YouTube content moderation has led to an astronomical fine that grows exponentially daily, now exceeding $2.6 quintillion. The unprecedented sum, which surpasses the global economy, highlights the complex challenges tech giants face in navigating international regulations.
DOJ Pushes for $20 Billion Chrome Browser Sale in Latest Google Antitrust Battle
The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking to force Google to sell its Chrome browser following a federal ruling on search market monopolization. The proposed divestiture, potentially worth up to $20 billion, comes amid broader antitrust actions targeting Google's AI and Android businesses.
Google Subpoenas OpenAI, Microsoft and Perplexity in Antitrust Defense Strategy
Google issues strategic subpoenas to AI rivals seeking detailed information about their search and AI capabilities amid its antitrust trial. The tech giant appears to be building a case that its search monopoly faces mounting competition from AI-powered alternatives.