American multinational technology company, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc.
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Organization · 35 stories in 30 days · 18 this week
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144 articles from 28 outlets, last 30 days
Peak: Thu 29 Oct, 25 articles
About half the coverage comes from left-leaning outlets. Left-leaning outlets ran 80 of these articles, right-leaning ones 34.
How many of these 35 stories also name them · + follows in place
Artificial intelligence18 of 35
Cloud computing10 of 35
Tech regulation9 of 35
Smartphones and gadgets7 of 35
Stock markets5 of 35
Retail4 of 35
Alphabet's parent company reported lower-than-expected earnings, leading to a sharp decline in its stock and affecting global markets. The drop was driven by concerns over rising AI and cloud spending impacting cash flow.
The government is providing $5 billion in loans to upgrade nuclear power plants, with most new capacity committed to major tech companies. This aims to expand grid power using existing reactors to support growing data center demand.
Reddit is requiring users to log in and introducing a personalized 'For You' feed as search traffic drops. The move reflects broader challenges for online platforms adapting to AI-driven search changes.
Alphabet reported strong revenue growth but missed profit forecasts, leading to a sharp decline in its stock price. The drop reflects investor concerns over slowing ad revenue and high spending on AI.
Finnish authorities have launched a criminal investigation into Google’s subsidiary Tuike Finland over alleged environmental law violations during forest clearing for a data centre. The probe follows claims that the company bypassed a required environmental impact assessment.
A former Google employee who took military leave as an Army reservist is at the center of a federal lawsuit alleging the company failed to restore him to his previous position. The case raises questions about employer obligations to service members and workplace rights.
Google is navigating intense competition in the artificial intelligence sector, where leadership can change quickly. The outcome could influence the broader tech landscape and market dynamics.
Google's parent company reported increased search queries due to AI investments, though rising spending weighed on its stock. The growth in searches suggests AI is boosting user engagement, but high costs are affecting investor confidence.
A former Yahoo CEO is facing public scrutiny after admitting to using artificial intelligence to write a tribute about her daughter for a school assignment. The incident raises questions about authenticity and the role of AI in personal and educational contexts.
Google has launched Gemini 4 Carbon, its latest AI model, highlighting advancements in cybersecurity, coding, and agentic tasks. The model ranks first on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0, according to Google.
The Google/Xreal Aura augmented reality glasses were announced with conflicting price points, one outlet reporting $1,099 and another $1,279. The discrepancy raises questions about pricing and launch details for the new wired headset.
Marissa Mayer, former Google and Yahoo executive, is launching an AI assistant aimed at reducing the mental load for women. The product enters a competitive AI market with a focus on gender-specific needs.