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Google accused of "illegal methods" - sued
The Competition Authority in Canada is taking Google to court for having abused its position on the advertising market. .
New Prestige Mobile - China Manages Without Android
Huawei shows with its new prestige phone Mate 70 that Chinese tech companies can manage without Western cutting-edge technology, writes media from the presentation in Shenzhen in southern China. .
Unstable US stock market ends on a plus
The US stock market rose on Thursday after a shaky start. Much of the focus was on the Nvidia share after Wednesday's quarterly report, where the company reported a higher profit and sales than expected and a forecast above average for the fourth quarter.
USA wants to force Google to sell Chrome
The US Department of Justice has now submitted a formal request for tech giant Google to be forced to sell the web browser Chrome, reports several American media outlets. .
Google may be forced to sell Chrome
The US Department of Justice wants to force tech giant Alphabet's company Google to sell the web browser Chrome, according to the news agency Bloomberg, which refers to sources at the department. .
Facebook's owner fined billions
Facebook's parent company Meta has been fined by the EU Commission to pay equivalent to approximately 9. 2 billion kronor in fines.
This is how your wallet can be affected by Trump's victory
A weaker krona and rising prices on imported goods. These are a few possible consequences now that Donald Trump has secured victory in the presidential election.
The Bin Can Stop Zuckerberg's Plans
Facebook owner Meta, with Mark Zuckerberg at the helm, has plans to build an AI data center in the USA powered by nuclear energy. However, the plans have hit a snag, reports Financial Times.
Allegations: Google Images Show Military in Ukraine
Google's map function is said to have published updated images showing where Ukrainian military systems are located, according to Andrij Kovalenko at Ukraine's center against disinformation. In a post on the messaging app Telegram, he wrote that Russians are spreading the images.
Continued Upward Trend for Google on Wall Street
Alphabet, the IT giant Google's parent company, rose sharply on the New York stock exchange on Wednesday, but the index movements were moderate. Already on Tuesday, when Alphabet presented its unexpectedly positive quarterly results after the stock exchange closed, the company's share rose in after-hours trading.
Russia fines Google - 20 quintillion dollars
Google needs to pay a fine of 20 quintillion dollars, 20 followed by 33 zeros, claims a Russian court. The information comes from the Russian media channel RBC.
Better than expected for Google's owner
Google's owner Alphabet exceeded market expectations when the quarterly report for the third quarter was presented. The adjusted profit per share was 2.
The new tool creates a podcast out of anything
A new AI service creates a dialogue between two voices – like a podcast episode – based on virtually any document. It has made an anonymous note-taking tool a sensation.
Amazon makes multi-billion investment in nuclear power
Google has already announced it, now e-commerce giant Amazon is doing the same, namely signing agreements on nuclear power projects. In an attempt to meet a growing energy demand, Amazon will now be involved in developing so-called small modular reactors (SMR), the company writes in a press release.
X fails to meet EU requirements – not "important" enough
X as a platform is not "important" enough to be subject to the strictest EU laws according to a recent decision. .
Google is investing in nuclear power for AI
Google has signed an agreement to obtain electricity from small nuclear reactors. The purpose is to secure the company's access to electricity for the electricity-hungry continued development of artificial intelligence.
Self-driving taxi to lift Tesla
After several months of delay – now Tesla is showing off its "robotaxi". .
Winner shocked: "Hard to take in"
Demis Hassabis is one of this year's Nobel Prize winners in chemistry. He is rewarded for his work on developing protein structures with the help of AI.
Google threatened with forced sale
Google may be forced to sell Chrome and have to disclose data to its competitors, if the US Department of Justice gets its way. .
Setback for Google in Court
Google must open its operating system Android to competing app stores, according to a ruling issued by a judge in the American state of California. The ruling is a result of Google losing a lawsuit against game developer Epic Games, which is behind the game Fortnite, last year.
Swedes feel unwell due to social media
Many Swedes feel unwell due to using social media, according to a new report. Yet, the platforms are used by almost everyone.
Google sues Microsoft for anti-competitive practices
The search giant Google has initiated a new legal battle with Microsoft and accuses the company of using licensing agreements that hinder competition in the market for cloud services. According to Google, the competitor's actions constitute a breach of the EU's competition rules.
Brazil demands more from X to lift ban
The social media platform X, led by Elon Musk, has taken an initial step to resume its operations in Brazil. On Saturday, X announced that it had appointed a legal representative in Brazil, which was one of the requirements set by the country's supreme court for the platform to operate in Brazil.
X wants to meet Brazil's demands
The social media platform X, led by Elon Musk, appears to be giving in – and wants to comply with several of the demands that Brazil has set for the platform, reports [The New York Times. ](https://www.
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