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Tim Sweeney, Chief of Epic Games, well known for the famous game Fortnite, as of late documented an enormous scope claim against Google. In a claim zeroed in on antitrust practices in the Android application market, Sweeney portrayed Google as an &qu...
Web Highest point, one of the world's biggest innovation gatherings, started off in Lisbon in the midst of a haze of discussion encompassing its previous Chief, Paddy Cosgrave. As industry pioneers and tech lovers assembled for this profoundly ex...
Computerised reasoning (man-made intelligence) is progressing at a phenomenal speed, and its effect on society is both promising and troubling. As computer based intelligence innovations become more incorporated into our lives, there is a developing...
Struggling Atos Appoints 3rd CEO In Less Than Two Years Soundness and consistency are habitually viewed as critical marks of an organisation's wellbeing in the realm of corporate authority. The rotating entryway at the President's offi...
Amazon Set To Hire Departing Microsoft Product Chief Panay Bloomberg News Amazon is adding a notable name in the tech business to its positions, which is an astonishing turn of events. Microsoft item director Panos Panay is supposed to make a majo...
The electric vehicle (EV) market has seen a lot of action lately, with Ford and Tesla leading the charge. Both companies have been making headlines as they compete to dominate the EV industry. Recently, the CEOs of both companies exchanged jabs and p...
The electric car maker said it had delivered its first Model 3 sedan to a customer on Thursday, the same day that it reported first-quarter sales of $1.2 billion, an increase of 36% from the same period last year. The company also said it will cut th...
Google has launched its own artificial intelligence (AI) tool to compete with the most popular chat-based customer service platform – ChatGPT. The announcement was made by Google on its blog, where it announced the launch of a new tool calle...
The attorneys general of New York, Massachusetts, and Connecticut have settled with Google and IHeartMedia over misleading ads. The states filed charges against Google and IHeartMedia in September 2017 for allegedly violating a 2012 sett...