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Elon Musk and Google's CEO wants to cover the desert with solar panels. Will Donald Trump agree?

Multiple asset managers told Fortune they remain optimistic about the solar industry’s prospects under Trump.

Fortune

Stock Market Today: Stocks Shrink From Highs as CPI Looms

The Nasdaq hit a new record early Tuesday but drifted lower into the closing bell.

Kiplinger

Google CEO throws a lethal jab at Microsoft's AI efforts: "I would love to do a side-by-side comparison of our models. They're using someone else's models."

Google CEO Sundar Pichai admits AI progression and development will slow down in 2025. He says top AI labs will need to make significant breakthroughs in reasoning to continue scaling.

Windows Central

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Google's Quantum Leap: Willow Chip Sparks Awe, Even From Rival Elon Musk

Despite a recent dispute, Elon Musk applauds Google's groundbreaking Willow quantum computer chip. Find out more about this innovative technology.

International Business Times

Google's Willow Quantum Computing Chip Sparks Stellar Conversation Between Elon Musk And Sundar Pichai: 'Most Obvious Path Is Staring At Our Eyes'

Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Elon Musk discussed ambitious technological possibilities, from leveraging quantum computing advancements like Google's Willow chip to envisioning solar-powered quantum clusters in space, highlighting their shared focus on transformative innovation.

Benzinga

Even Elon Musk is wowed by Google’s new quantum chip, which it claims ‘cracks a key challenge’ that’s existed for almost three decades

Google claims Willow can solve puzzles that would take regular computers longer than the age of the universe to figure out.

Fortune

Google CEO expects AI development to slow down in 2025 – but don’t start celebrating the end of the AI craze

Sundar Pichai predicts a slow year for AI in 2025, and he's probably right.

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai Fires Back At Microsoft Over AI, Dismisses Satya Nadella's Criticism: 'I Would Love To Do A Side-By-Side Comparison...Any Day, Any Time'

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai criticized Microsoft's reliance on OpenAI for its AI models while defending Google's innovation and asserting the company's leadership in search and AI amidst rising competition and legal challenges.

Benzinga

What it costs to protect the world’s wealthiest CEOs

In the aftermath of the UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killing, security is top of mind for major companies.

Fortune

Amazon says developers spend 'just one hour per day' on actual coding

The company announced Amazon Q Developer, an AI tool designed to eliminate some of developers’ more tedious tasks.

Fortune

Jeff Bezos Optimistic About Trump Administration's Regulatory Agenda

Tech leaders like Bezos, Zuckerberg, and Pichai engage with Trump administration to shape tech policy and promote American competitiveness.

Top News

CEOs including Satya Nadella and Sam Altman are lining up to congratulate Donald Trump on his election victory

CEOs and business leaders took to social media to congratulate President-elect Donald Trump on his second White House victory.

Fortune

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After Google’s CEO said it needs to be a ‘trusted source of information,’ its search is questioned for appearing to favor one candidate

Google explained the situation and fixed the problem. But it did get Elon Musk’s attention.

Fortune

Anxious Google employees just broached cost-cutting concerns with executives—who were dressed in Halloween costumes

The tech giant’s chief scientist Jeff Dean was reportedly dressed as a starfish.

Windows Central

NVIDIA's prediction of coding's death manifests at Google: "More than a quarter of all new code at Google is generated by AI, then reviewed and accepted by engineers"

Google generates more than a quarter of its new code using AI, then reviewed and accepted by engineers.

Fortune

Microsoft and Alphabet's latest earnings show once again that it's all about the cloud

Microsoft's cloud helped to lift its fiscal first-quarter results after Google's parent reported similarly strong cloud growth a day earlier.

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Google now uses AI to write 25% of its new code — Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai underlines the company's role in the AI industry amidst strong Q3 24 financials

Sundar Pichai reports that artificial intelligence is responsible for writing 25% of Google's code.

Fortune

Over 25% of Google's code is written by AI, Sundar Pichai

Demand for AI offerings from Alphabet's cloud business helped drive an impressive revenue and earnings beat.

TechRadar

Alphabet CEO says more than a quarter of new code at Google is AI-generated

Google’s developers are now reviewing and accepting AI-generated code as the company commits to “building great products.”

Tom’s Guide

Project Astra delay means Google’s AI agent won’t arrive until next year — what we know

Google's AI agent is coming, but it's probably not going to arrive by December — as Google originally promised.

Al Jazeera

US tech stocks send Nasdaq to hit record high, as Alphabet beats forecasts

Tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index rises 0.8 percent as investors bet on strong earnings from Meta, Amazon and Microsoft.

Fortune

Google cloud boosts Alphabet to double-digit revenue growth as CEO Pichai says AI investment is paying off

The company behind Google and YouTube on Tuesday revealed its third-quarter financial performance.

The Guardian - US

Google parent Alphabet sees double-digit growth as AI bets boost cloud business

Analysts expected 12% year-on-year revenue gains, but company reports 15%, buoyed by performance in ads and cloud services

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