An updated figure from Adobe Analytics revealed that on Black Friday, American consumers spent over $10.8 billion online purchases using their smartphones, laptops, desktop computers,
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Canada sues Google for anticompetitive conduct in online ads; demands sell-off of two ad tech services.
Canada’s antitrust watchdog is suing Google for allegedly engaging in anticompetitive behavior in its online advertising business. The agency wants Google to sell off ad
Offshore hackers “waste” steal $17 million from the Uganda central bank.
The state-run New Vision newspaper said Thursday that offshore hackers had stolen 62 billion Ugandan shillings ($16.8 million) from Uganda’s central bank. According to reports,
Amazon injects an extra $4b into AI startup Anthropic to make AWS the primary training partner.
As big tech firms scramble to invest in generative AI, Amazon is spending an extra $4 billion on the artificial intelligence startup Anthropic. With this,
US regulators demand from Goggle a Chrome spinoff and a corralling of the Android software as monopoly punishments.
After a court determined that Google had an oppressive monopoly for the previous ten years, U.S. officials want a federal judge to disband the firm
Microsoft props AI agents that can act on our behalf across our work and life.
At a conference in Chicago on Tuesday, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella informed attendees that the business is training a new set of AI tools to
U.S. government releases guidelines for using AI in critical infrastructure.
The Biden administration published Guidelines for using AI in the water system, electricity grid, air travel network, and other vital infrastructure on Thursday. The Homeland
Finland’s Nokia acquires the world’s biggest API hub from U.S startup Rapid, to profit from AI and 5G.
To increase revenue from its 5G and 4G networks, Nokia announced on Wednesday that it had acquired the largest application programming interface (API) hub and
Canada cites national security risk to ban TikTok Company and not the app.
Following a national security investigation of the Chinese company that created the well-known video-sharing app TikTok, Canada said on Wednesday that it will not prohibit
China protests EU tariffs on Chinese EVs at the World Trade Organization.
China has filed a complaint at the World Trade Organization, claiming that anti-subsidy taxes on new electric vehicles built in China have been unfairly imposed
