The Latest Breaking News from Google

With Meta Superintelligence Labs, Zuckerberg has launched an ambitious AI initiative. But his vision for what superintelligence will do seems prosaic compared to the soaring ambitions of his AI rivals.

Google has just confirmed that the UK hasn't asked it to weaken its end-to-end encryption by installing a backdoor. Apple wasn't so lucky, though.

The worst-case scenario is that Apple loses 15% of its earnings per share.

Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) has agreed to pay The New York Times (NYSE:NYT) between $20 million and $25 million annually under a multiyear content licensing deal, according to people familiar with the terms.

A leaked image shows the Pixel 10 could support magnetic Qi2 wireless charging natively.

Three years ago, companies adopted benefits to help cover the costs of travel for employees who needed an abortion but lived in a state where the procedure was banned. Here's what has happened to those benefits since then.

Google is securing Workspace accounts with three new changes, including passkey support.

In the latest Market on Close, our hosts debated the outlook for Magnificent 7 tech giants - and robotaxi rivals - Google and Tesla.

You’ve probably seen it. That little button that says, “Sign in with Google,” “Log in with Apple,” or “Passwordless Login.” It promises a faster, easier way to get into your favorite apps and websites. No more forgotten passwords. No more endless resets. But is this new “password-free” login feature really…

Google's Veo 3 Fast is even faster at creating HD videos, including short ads and product demos, with image-to-video capabilities coming soon.

Google is rolling out an update for its Android Enterprise customers. The company now allows organizations to fully integrate their setup into a managed