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Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a focal point of technological innovation, with contributions from various companies shaping our understanding and capabilities within this domain. Recently, discussions around the Chinese AI firm Deepseek and its advancements have stirred both interest and skepticism within the tech community. The remarks from industry leaders, including Demis Hassabis, CEO of
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Verily, a health technology subsidiary of Alphabet Inc., has officially announced the sale of its insurance wing, Granular Insurance Company, to Elevance Health. This development marks a significant transition for Verily, which has faced numerous adjustments in its operational framework over the past few years. Originally launched as Coefficient Insurance Company in 2020, Granular Insurance
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Uber Technologies, Inc. recently unveiled its fourth-quarter performance, revealing a complicated economic picture that reflects both robust growth in revenue and cautious guidance for the upcoming quarter. Despite achieving better-than-expected earnings, shareholders reacted negatively, driving down the company’s stock by approximately 7% in premarket trading following the announcement. This paradox of strong revenue growth coupled
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Recently, TikTok has demonstrated an impressive recovery in its user traffic, achieving nearly the same levels as before a temporary shutdown. This resurgence follows a steep decline of 85% in usage when the app was briefly taken offline, a scenario monitored closely by Cloudflare Radar. David Belson, Cloudflare’s head of data insight, indicated that TikTok-related
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The recent controversy surrounding DeepSeek, a Chinese company claiming to have developed an advanced AI language model at a fraction of the cost of its competitors, has stirred significant concern in trade and regulatory circles. The focus of this scrutiny is primarily on the United States’ export regulations related to advanced semiconductor technology. In a
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In a significant move reflective of broader industry trends, Google has announced its new voluntary buyout program aimed at employees within its “Platforms and Devices” (P&D) unit. This division, which encompasses over 25,000 employees dedicated to various products and systems, such as Android, Chrome, Google Photos, and the Pixel line of devices, is undergoing a
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