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Amazon plans to commercialize its proprietary Trainium AI chips, potentially diversifying revenue beyond AWS. While looming DMA regulations and data center regulatory scrutiny pose hurdles, anticipat…
The European Commission has clarified that its current regulations do not prevent Apple from launching new products within the European Union, alleviating concerns regarding potential regulatory bloc…
The European Commission has initiated contact with Apple regarding its Siri AI implementation. While specific details remain undisclosed, the engagement introduces regulatory uncertainty for the comp…
Apple is delaying the EU rollout of its new AI-powered Siri features due to regulatory compliance failures. The European Commission rejected the company's request for exemptions, casting doubt on the…
Nvidia acquired AI startup Groq for $20 billion, strengthening its dominance in AI chips by adding advanced inference technology, despite potential antitrust scrutiny.
EU probes SAP's software practices with formal concessions expected, highlighting regulatory pressure on U.S. tech giants including Meta, amid concerns about anticompetitive support and maintenance f…
OpenAI expanded cloud deals, adding $6.5B with CoreWeave and pushing Stargate toward 10GW; Nvidia pledged up to $100B investment and chip supply, deepening ties and boosting long-term chip demand.
Google asked the U.S. Supreme Court to pause parts of a judge's order forcing major changes to its Play app store as it appeals Epic Games' lawsuit, warning of reputational harm and competitive disad…
A roundup of corporate headlines: Starbucks cuts corporate jobs; CarMax sees falling used-car sales; SAP faces EU antitrust probe; BYD's European sales surge; and Apple asks the EU to repeal the Digi…
Apple urged the EU to repeal or scale back the Digital Markets Act, saying it harms users and delays product launches after the Commission fined it €500M for noncompliance.
Apple asked the EU to repeal or scale back the Digital Markets Act, arguing it hinders business in the bloc and signaling regulatory friction for its European operations.
A U.S. appeals court denied Google’s request to pause an order forcing major Play Store reforms, requiring third-party app stores and relaxed in-app payment rules while Google pursues further appeals.