Google Pixel 9a launch: Expected price, release date, camera, specs, and features of iPhone 16e and Nothing Phone 3a rival
Google Pixel 9a launches today, potentially transforming the mid-range smartphone market. The phone may feature a 48MP dual-camera setup, Tensor G4 chipset, and a 5100mAh battery. It is expected to come with an affordable price of around Rs 50000. More details will be available after the launch, ensuring excitement and high expectations.
His dog’s LinkedIn is a must-see. Pet's owner just got Rs 25,000 crore from Google
Assaf Rappaport, Wiz's CEO, made headlines with a $32 billion acquisition deal by Google, the tech giant's largest ever. Wiz, specializing in cloud security, will integrate into Google Cloud. The founders, former Unit 8200 members, previously sold Adallom to Microsoft. Rappaport's late dog, Mika, was a beloved company mascot with her own LinkedIn page.
Google, Nvidia partner to apply AI in robotics, drug discovery and energy grids
Google Cloud will also be among the first to adopt Nvidia’s GB300 NVL72 and RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs. Additionally, Nvidia will adopt SynthID, a digital watermarking tool from Google DeepMind that embeds invisible markers in AI-generated images, audio, text and video. Nvidia will be the first industry partner to implement the tool.
Google's $32 billion deal for Wiz accelerated under Donald Trump, sources say
Google made another pass last fall while Wiz considered a potential IPO, according to sources. While negotiations continued sporadically over several months, executives started meeting regularly to hammer out details of a deal after Trump's Jan. 20 inauguration and appointment of key antitrust officials in his administration, these people said.
Hollywood vs. AI: Over 400 stars including Ben Stiller, Paul McCartney, Aubrey Plaza demand Trump admin block OpenAI and Google from exploiting copyrighted work for training
Hollywood celebrities, including Olivia Wilde and Paul McCartney, have urged the Trump administration to prevent OpenAI and Google from using copyrighted content for AI. They argue that weakening copyright protections would harm the entertainment industry and threaten jobs by allowing AI to exploit their work without payment, while tech companies cite national security and AI advancement benefits.
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Techie shares tricks to crack top IT company interviews. Even Google agrees
Sahil Gaba, a Google software engineer, recently shared valuable insights on acing coding interviews, emphasizing that interviewers are a candidate’s best resource. He advises job seekers to ask clarifying questions, think out loud, and collaborate when stuck. Backing his approach with a real-life example, Gaba highlighted how engaging with interviewers can lead to better problem-solving. His post gained significant traction, even prompting a response from Google.
Google to pay $28 million to settle claims it favoured white and Asian employees
Google spokesperson Courtenay Mencini confirmed the settlement on Tuesday, but added, "We continue to disagree with the allegations that we treated anyone differently, and remain committed to paying, hiring and levelling all employees fairly."
Google announces largest deal in 26-year history, to acquire cybersecurity firm Wiz. What does this mean in era of AI?
Google and Wiz have stated that Wiz's products will continue to work across all major clouds - including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Oracle Cloud, as well as through other security partners.
Explained: Inside Google's $32 billion Wiz deal, the biggest move to boost cloud security
Google to buy cloud security startup Wiz for $32 billion. Upon completion of the deal, Wiz will become part of Google Cloud. Google will leverage Wiz to create a unified security offering. Customers will be given enhanced threat intelligence and cybersecurity professionals, including AI agents.
Google buys cybersecurity firm Wiz for $32 billion: Here are other big acquisitions by Alphabet
Google’s parent company Alphabet has acquired cybersecurity startup Wiz for $32 billion, all in cash. This is the tech giant’s biggest acquisition yet. The deal will help Google Cloud compete against Amazon and Microsoft in the cybersecurity sector. Expected to be finalized in 2026, this deal shows the growing importance of AI-enabled cybersecurity as companies invest heavily in digital safety.
Google agrees to buy cybersecurity startup Wiz for $32 billion
Google's parent company, Alphabet, has agreed to acquire cybersecurity startup Wiz for at least $32 billion, according to a report by the Financial Times on Tuesday, citing sources close to the deal.
Advocates say online erasure of women's health is 'dangerous'
From women's health start-ups to reproductive healthcare groups, many say their social media posts are being censored, online paid advertisements rejected and digital accounts suspended.
Google may collaborate with MediaTek on its upcoming AI chip. What we know so far
Google is partnering with MediaTek to develop cost-effective AI chips, aiming for a release next year. Meanwhile, Google is also in discussions with Apple to introduce Rich Communication Services messaging in India, potentially revolutionizing business communications beyond traditional SMS while leveraging existing telecommunication partnerships.
Google expands Gemini features, brings advanced AI tools to more users
The updates, outlined in Google’s blog post, aim to improve user experience with artificial intelligence across tasks such as research, planning, and personal productivity.
Google expands Reddit partnership
The expanded partnership now enables Reddit to use Google's Vertex AI - an AI development platform by Google Cloud that enables its users to build, deploy and scale machine learning models and AI applications - to enhance search on the Reddit platform.
IIT-B graduate who grew up in slum is now a Google techie in Switzerland. How important are IITs?
Ashok Talpatra’s journey from a slum to becoming a Staff Software Engineer at Google in Zurich highlights the transformative power of education and opportunities provided by IITs. Investor Aviral Bhatnagar shared his inspiring story, emphasizing how IITs act as social mobility enablers. Talpatra, who ranked AIR 63 in the IIT entrance exam, benefited from coaching programs like Dakshana, which support underprivileged students.
Google hiring tips: Interviewer shares commonly asked topics that can make or break your interview
A Google software engineer, Anu Sharma, who conducts job interviews as part of her role, shared key topics candidates should focus on for the company's screening round. In a post on X, she listed essential data structures and algorithms like arrays, graphs, recursion, and backtracking while advising against spending time on rarely asked topics like segment trees and tries. Sharma, who has conducted over 15 interviews, emphasized that most eliminations happen in this round, making it crucial for candidates to prepare well.
Malware data sharing: Beyond big tech, panel demands government clarity
Standing Committee questions reach of cybercrime information, seeks inclusion of local search engines and rural connectivity agencies.
Techie reveals game-changing tips to crack coding interviews and even Google agrees with him
Indian-origin software engineer Sahil Gaba, who works at Google, shared a viral LinkedIn post revealing his top tip for cracking coding interviews—leveraging the interviewer as a resource. He advised candidates to ask clarifying questions, think out loud, and stay calm when stuck, turning interviews into collaborative discussions. Gaba’s insights, backed by his own experience at Amazon, resonated widely, even drawing a response from Google.
Apple’s blue bubble chat to pop up on Indian android phones
Apple is negotiating with Google to bring its rich communication services (RCS) messaging to Indian users, allowing cross-platform compatibility with Android. This partnership aims to transform business communications in India, integrating with local telecom operators to enhance the messaging ecosystem.
Google’s ‘Super G’ and Apple’s ‘shot on iPhone’: Sundar Pichai & Tim Cook bring Holi colours to social media
As Holi 2025 brings a splash of colours worldwide, tech giants Sundar Pichai and Tim Cook joined in the festivities through social media. Google’s CEO shared vibrant Holi images taken on Pixel devices, while Apple’s chief posted a striking photo shot on an iPhone. Their posts quickly went viral, with users celebrating the festival alongside them. While most reactions were positive, some online debates emerged over Cook’s chosen image.
News Corp sued by Brave Software, a Google search engine rival
In a Wednesday night complaint filed in San Francisco federal court, Brave said News Corp sent a cease-and-desist letter threatening litigation and demanding compensation for the alleged misappropriation of copyrighted articles by "scraping" its websites and indexing their content.
Google debuts AI model for robotics, challenging Meta, OpenAI
Google DeepMind’s research unit is launching Gemini Robotics, a new version of its AI model focused on creating more skilled and interactive robots. Another model, Gemini Robotics-ER, is designed to enhance spatial understanding and assist robot developers in creating programs using Gemini's reasoning abilities.
Google is poised to acquire eye-tracking startup for future glasses
The technology giant intends to buy the Canadian startup for $115 million, according to people with knowledge of the matter. That includes $15 million in future payments that will hinge on AdHawk reaching performance targets.
Inside Google's investment in the AI startup Anthropic
Court documents recently obtained by The New York Times reveal Google's stake in one of those startups, Anthropic, as well as how its investment in the young company is set to change.
Will Google be forced to sell Chrome? Department of Justice demands divestment
The Department of Justice, under new leadership, has revised its approach to Google's antitrust case but maintains that the tech giant must divest from Chrome. While Google has avoided forced AI sell-offs and Android separation for now, stricter regulations are on the horizon. The case's outcome could reshape Google's dominance in tech.
US asks Google to sell Chrome, end search engine monopoly
The US Justice Department has demanded that Google sell its Chrome browser to break up its alleged monopoly in online search. The department also wants Google to cease paid agreements for being the default search engine on various platforms. Google may appeal the ruling, arguing that the proposal would harm consumers and national security.
Nap room, massage chairs, micro kitchen: Designer gives a sneak peek at the enviable amenities at Google's Gurgaon office
Google's Gurgaon office, recently showcased in a viral social media video, highlights a range of amenities such as a stocked micro kitchen, gaming zone, nap room, and tech vending machine. The video has garnered over 13 million views, underscoring Google's commitment to a balanced work environment that fosters productivity and relaxation.
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