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Google Dismisses 28 Employees Over Protests Against $1.2 Billion Israeli Cloud Contract
Google has terminated 28 employees who were involved in protests against the company's $1.2 billion contract with the Israeli government. This contract, known as Project Nimbus, involves providing cloud and artificial intelligence services to Israeli government and military entities. 
Google has terminated 28 employees who were involved in protests against the company's $1.2 billion contract with the Israeli government. This contract, known as Project Nimbus, involves providing cloud and artificial intelligence services to Israeli government and military entities. -
Google Unveils Axion, an Arm-Based Server Chip, to Compete in Cloud Market
Google has announced the launch of its custom-built Arm-based server chip, Axion, set to hit the market in 2024. The revelation came during Google's Cloud Next conference in Las Vegas, marking a significant step for the tech giant in catching up with its competitors, Amazon and Microsoft, who have already embraced similar strategies to fortify their cloud infrastructure offerings. Google has announced the launch of its custom-built Arm-based server chip, Axion, set to hit the market in 2024. The revelation came during Google's Cloud Next conference in Las Vegas, marking a significant step for the tech giant in catching up with its competitors, Amazon and Microsoft, who have already embraced similar strategies to fortify their cloud infrastructure offerings. -
Google Agrees to Delete Billions of Incognito Mode Browsing Records in Lawsuit Settlement
Google has agreed to delete or de-identify billions of records of web browsing data collected when users were in its private browsing "Incognito mode," according to a proposed class action settlement filed Monday in a California federal court. 
Google has agreed to delete or de-identify billions of records of web browsing data collected when users were in its private browsing "Incognito mode," according to a proposed class action settlement filed Monday in a California federal court. -
Google CEO Sundar Pichai Addresses Gemini AI's Bias Issues as 'Unacceptable'
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has expressed strong disapproval over the errors generated by the company's Gemini AI, labeling the inaccuracies and biases as "unacceptable." 
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has expressed strong disapproval over the errors generated by the company's Gemini AI, labeling the inaccuracies and biases as "unacceptable." -
OpenAI Sets Sights on Google's Domain with New Search Engine Initiative
OpenAI, the pioneering AI firm behind the revolutionary ChatGPT, is poised to take on tech behemoth Google by venturing into the competitive realm of web search. Sources familiar with the company's strategic moves have revealed OpenAI's ambition to develop a web search product that would rival Google's search engine, which has long dominated the internet search landscape. 
OpenAI, the pioneering AI firm behind the revolutionary ChatGPT, is poised to take on tech behemoth Google by venturing into the competitive realm of web search. Sources familiar with the company's strategic moves have revealed OpenAI's ambition to develop a web search product that would rival Google's search engine, which has long dominated the internet search landscape. -
Google Announces Major Layoffs Amid AI Development Focus
Google has announced layoffs affecting several hundred employees across various divisions, signaling a strategic shift towards bolstering its artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities. This decision reflects the intensified competition in the tech industry, particularly in the AI sector, where Google faces stiff competition from companies like Microsoft. 
Google has announced layoffs affecting several hundred employees across various divisions, signaling a strategic shift towards bolstering its artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities. This decision reflects the intensified competition in the tech industry, particularly in the AI sector, where Google faces stiff competition from companies like Microsoft. -
Google Commences Phased Blocking of Cookies in Chrome Amidst Mixed Reactions
Google has commenced a phased blocking of third-party cookies in its Chrome browser, affecting about 30 million users worldwide. 
Google has commenced a phased blocking of third-party cookies in its Chrome browser, affecting about 30 million users worldwide. -
Google's Tactics to Curb Apple's Search Ambitions Revealed in Court Documents
The U.S. Department of Justice claims that Google pays Apple between $40 billion and $70 billion annually to ensure that Google Search remains the default search engine on Apple devices, including iPhones and iPads. 
The U.S. Department of Justice claims that Google pays Apple between $40 billion and $70 billion annually to ensure that Google Search remains the default search engine on Apple devices, including iPhones and iPads. -
Google's AI Powerhouse: Everything We Know About Gemini
Google is gearing up to unveil its magnum opus, Gemini, which is poised to be a formidable competitor to GPT-4. 
Google is gearing up to unveil its magnum opus, Gemini, which is poised to be a formidable competitor to GPT-4. -
Google Faces Landmark Antitrust Trial: U.S. Alleges Illegal Monopolization
In a pivotal moment for the tech industry, Google finds itself at the center of a landmark antitrust trial. U.S. prosecutors have launched sweeping allegations against the tech behemoth, accusing it of intentionally stifling competition for its colossal search engine. The U.S. government asserts that Google's actions have detrimentally affected every computer and mobile device user in the nation. 
In a pivotal moment for the tech industry, Google finds itself at the center of a landmark antitrust trial. U.S. prosecutors have launched sweeping allegations against the tech behemoth, accusing it of intentionally stifling competition for its colossal search engine. The U.S. government asserts that Google's actions have detrimentally affected every computer and mobile device user in the nation.
