The White House announced Tesla agreed to make at least 7500 chargers available to all EV drivers, Apple Pay Later service will look at what other Apple devices you own for loan decisions, and the…
GM signed a deal with GlobalFoundries for exclusive chip production capacity, Amazon reportedly in talks to buy MX Player, and PayPal CEO Dan Schulman will step down at the end of the year.
Microsoft showed how it will integrate its Prometheus generation LLM into its new Bing search and Edge, Google demos its Bard conversation system and AI-enhanced search, and Alibaba says it began internally testing a ChatGPT-like…
Mark Gurman reports Apple is working on an iPhone 15 Ultra, Dell continues the tech layoffs, and Twitter will offer a free write-only API for bots with "good content."
YouTube more broadly rolled out its Go Live Together feature on mobile, app code indicates Meta is working on a paid verification feature, and Twitter expands its Blue subscription to other markets.
A judge denied the US FTC's request for a preliminary injunction to block Meta's proposed acquisition of the VR developer Within, Sony denies it cut PSVR2 production, and Netflix outlines how to will start enforcing…
Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony reportedly won't be at E3, Sony reportedly cuts launch shipments of the PSVR2, and the US Commerce department reportedly stops issuing export licenses to Huawei.
Nothing says a US release for its Phone (2) will be its first priority, TikTok's CEO will testify to a House committee in March, and Baidu plans to add an AI chatbot in search.
Google agrees to make changes to its services to comply with EU consumer protection laws, international law enforcement agencies take down infrastructure for Hive ransomware, and Apple halts development of its own Wi-Fi chip.
Shutterstock added a Dall-E 2-powered text-to-image feature to its Creative Flow platform, the EU is looking into Microsoft Teams, and Microsoft's earnings show big declines in Windows and devices revenue.
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