OpenAI Confirms No Plans to Use Google’s AI Chips at Scale
OpenAI confirms it has no plans to use Google’s AI chips at scale, despite reports suggesting otherwise, and continues to rely on Nvidia and AMD for its computing needs.
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Google Unveils Open-Source Gemini CLI: New AI Tool for Developers
Google has unveiled Gemini CLI, an open-source AI tool that lets developers make natural language requests from their terminals. The tool connects to local codebases and offers various functionalities.
Google Teams Up with Chinese Startup XREAL for Smart Glasses Comeback
Google partners with Chinese startup XREAL to re-enter the smart glasses market with Project Aura, aiming to revolutionize augmented reality experiences.
Google Unveils AI Breakthroughs at I/O Developer Conference
Google reveals groundbreaking AI technologies at its I/O Developer Conference, signaling a bold step into an AI-driven future.
Google to Pay $1.4 Billion to Texas Over Data Privacy Claims
Google agrees to pay Texas $1.4 billion to settle claims over unlawful data collection, marking a historic data privacy settlement.
China Probes Google Over Suspected Anti-Monopoly Violations
China’s market regulator has launched an investigation into Google over suspected anti-monopoly law violations, highlighting increased oversight of tech giants.
Russian Court Fines Google $78 Million for Non-Compliance
A Russian court fined Google $78 million for non-compliance, marking a significant escalation in enforcement against foreign tech companies.
Google Unveils Gemini 2.0 Flash: AI That Generates Images and Audio
Google unveils Gemini 2.0 Flash, an AI model generating images and audio. Early access starts now, with a wider release in January. Discover how it’s reshaping AI creativity.
US Government Urges Google to Divest Chrome to End Internet Search Monopoly
US prosecutors urge Google to sell Chrome and take measures to end its internet search monopoly, potentially reshaping the tech giant’s future.
DOJ May Push Google to Sell Chrome Browser in Antitrust Battle
The DOJ is reportedly planning to ask a judge to force Google to sell its Chrome browser amid antitrust proceedings, potentially reshaping the internet landscape.