Google late Wednesday laid off hundreds of workers, according to reports, as cost-cutting continues, aiming to boost profits of GOOGL stock...
Continue ReadingAmazon's latest round of layoffs reflect a climbdown from its earlier COVID-era ambitions...
Continue ReadingAlphabet's Google Cloud said on Thursday its customers who want to migrate their data to another cloud provider will not have to pay any network fees to make the transfer. Many cloud providers, including Microsoft's Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS), charge customers based on the amount of data transferred when they switch vendors. Britain's media regulator Ofcom in October raised concerns about the fees, saying it can discourage customers from switching to an alternative provider...
Continue ReadingAmazon and Alphabet both have significant AI exposure through cloud computing...
Continue ReadingMicrosoft (MSFT) and OpenAI are making significant advancements in the AI space with the launch of the GPT store by creating a marketplace for specialized chatbot agents...
Continue ReadingMeta Platforms is fueling its recovery through AI, surpassing expectations and potentially re-testing all-time highs. Learn more about META stock here...
Continue ReadingPerplexity AI is valued at $520 million. Google’s market cap is nearing $2 trillion. Perplexity’s CEO thinks he can take them on by being better...
Continue ReadingGoogle is axing hundreds of jobs as a new wave of layoffs grips Silicon Valley...
Continue ReadingGoogle wants to inject a little generative AI into retail. Or to try, at least. To coincide with the National Retailer Association's annual conference in NYC, Google Cloud today unveiled new gen AI products designed to help retailers personalize their online shopping experiences and streamline their back-office operations. As to whether they perform as advertised, this writer can't say -- TechCrunch wasn't given the chance to test the new tools prior to this morning's unveiling. (They're set to...
Continue ReadingA legal adviser to the European Union's top court said Thursday that Google should pay a whopping fine in a long-running antitrust case in which regulators found the company gave its own shopping recommendations an illegal advantage over rivals in search results. The European Court of Justice's advocate general, Juliane Kokott, recommended rejecting the U.S. search giant's appeal of the 2017 penalty. In a legal opinion, Kokott also proposed upholding the 2.4 billion euro ($2.6 billion) fine that the European Commission, the 27-nation bloc’s top competition watchdog, slapped on Google...
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