Apple has integrated its "Apple Intelligence" technology into its range of apps and introduced OpenAI's chatbot ChatGPT.

According to media reports, Alphabet's Google will lay off at least 100 employees from multiple teams in its cloud business.

Google is investing $2 billion in Malaysia, partly to build the company's first data centre and cloud region in the country, in response to growing demand for AI and cloud services.

Google's Chromebook Plus laptop series based on ChromeOS system will have built-in Gemini AI assistant, officially "declared war" on Microsoft and Apple in the field of AIPC.

News that Alphabet may acquire HubSpot in an all-stock deal pushed the latter's shares up 8%.

Signals tell us that AI models have become Google's top priority.

In the face of the company's ongoing layoffs, Google and Alphabet CEOs Sundar Pichai recently stated in an interview that the company is "taking the time to do this right".

According to two sources, OpenAI plans to launch its AI powered search tool next Monday, which will enhance its competitiveness with search giant Google.

Google Digital Wallet is launching the service in the Indian market almost two years after it was relaunched in the US.

Google intends to build $3 billion worth of data centres in Indiana and Virginia.

In the first quarter, Google's parent company Alphabet's revenue reached $80.5 billion, higher than analysts' expectations of $78.6 billion, a year-on-year increase of 15%. The net profit was 23.66 billion US dollars, a year-on-year increase of 57%, far exceeding the expected 19.1 billion US dollars.

Strong earnings from Alphabet and Microsoft in digital advertising, artificial intelligence and cloud computing; Snap's significant first-quarter user and revenue growth; and Google's first-ever dividend announcement also had a positive impact on its share price.

Japan's antitrust agency has filed a lawsuit against Google for allegedly restricting Yahoo's use of key search-linked mobile advertising technology.

The US stock market experienced a quite dark week last week, especially on Friday, when the US stock market was heavily sold off due to multiple bearish factors.

On Thursday, Google and Alphabet CEOs Sundar Pichai announced an internal organizational restructuring of the company to improve speed and execution to develop artificial intelligence products and services.

Google announced layoffs on Wednesday (April 17th). The company stated that this will be part of a large-scale restructuring, but the specific number of layoffs has not yet been announced.

Google is developing its Axion chip in-house, expecting to reduce its reliance on external suppliers and improve the performance and cost-effectiveness of AI services such as YouTube advertising and big data analytics.

While major technology companies are making every effort to train big models, they find themselves facing a thorny problem of "depletion" of training corpus and data.

The European Union has stated that it has launched a comprehensive investigation into Apple, Google, and Meta's compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA).

Apple is reportedly in talks with Google about building Google's Gemini AI engine into the iPhone.