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20 stories about Google
A look at Google's new Israel office and why JFrog bought Qwak
27.06.24
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CTech
Also on our AI-native show: eHealth Ventures launches fast-track pre-Seed investment program for health tech companies
Google inks record-breaking $300 million Tel Aviv rental deal
25.06.24
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Dotan Levy
The largest office rental agreement in Israeli history will see the tech giant rent approximately 60,000 square meters in the ToHa2 tower in Tel Aviv, set to open in 2027
The dirty secret behind data backup
02.06.24
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Viki Auslender
The tech giants are relentless in urging us to back up photos, emails, files and other data that we will never use. A service that started out as free is currently bringing them billions of dollars a year and also polluting the environment in the process
How cloud credit became tech's new currency
28.05.24
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Viki Auslender
Tech giants like Amazon, Microsoft and Google use their cloud services as a kind of new currency. They invest in companies while giving "credit" to use the cloud instead of paying in cash, and along the way attract and tie start-ups to their infrastructures
Google Cloud VP: "Cyber attacks are psychological warfare"
21.05.24
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Adiel Eithan Mustaki
According to Sandra Joyce, vice president at Google Cloud and head of Mandiant Intelligence at Google, the tactic of harming public morale during wartime is familiar and ancient. She does not rule out the possibility of an Iranian cyber attack on electrical infrastructure, but according to her, an attack on a national level is difficult to accomplish.
Google lays off 28 employees for protesting against Israeli cloud contract
18.04.24
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Reuters
"Physically impeding other employees' work and preventing them from accessing our facilities is a clear violation of our policies, and completely unacceptable behavior," the company said in a statement.
Google employees arrested following protest over Israel ties at executive’s office
17.04.24
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CTech
The employees were arrested during a sit-in at the office of Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian in California, during a day of company-wide protests by Google employees at offices across the US in protest of Google’s Project Nimbus deal with Israel
Google to offer Mekorot technology in its marketplace
07.04.24
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Adiel Eithan Mustaki and Meir Orbach
Mekorot's meklock system enables monitoring and management of infrastructure facilities
The AI talent gold rush: Tech giants offering million-dollar salaries, accelerated options
03.04.24
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Omer Kabir
The technology giants are chasing after the hot talents in artificial intelligence with lucrative pay offers and an accelerated track for options. Google founder Sergey Brin even called one of the engineers to prevent him from moving to OpenAI
Could regulators break up Apple and Google?
24.03.24
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Reuters
Regulators allege companies such as Apple and Google have built impenetrable ecosystems around their products, making it difficult for customers to switch to rival services, which led to the coining of the term walled gardens
Microsoft's AI power play is bad news for innovation
21.03.24
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Viki Auslender
Mustafa Suleyman, who left Google to found Inflection AI and design artificial intelligence products for the public good, has been swallowed up by Microsoft. The message to consumers waiting for AI products: in this race there is only room for giants who will shape the market according to their interests
Is the Google-Apple AI deal a game changer?
18.03.24
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Omer Kabir
According to Bloomberg, Apple is holding negotiations to integrate Google's artificial intelligence engine into its iPhones; the deal could make Google one of the clear winners in the AI race, and will improve Apple's capabilities in the field
Inside Google’s decision to invest in Israeli startups after October 7
06.03.24
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James Spiro
Google’s Hanit Marinov and MagniLearn’s Lana Tockus-Rappoport joined CTech at Calcalist’s Mind The Tech NY to discuss Google’s new fund to help Israeli startups
How Google is bypassing EU attempt to curb its search monopoly
26.02.24
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Omer Kabir
The European Union's Digital Markets Act, which will go into effect on March 7, aims to reduce the power of the technology giants; Google chose to leverage the changes in the law to increase its dominance in the search field
Reddit inks $60 million AI content licensing deal with Google ahead of IPO
22.02.24
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Reuters
The deal underscores how Reddit, which is preparing for a high-profile stock market launch, is seeking to generate new revenue amid fierce competition for advertising dollars from the likes of TikTok and Meta Platform's Facebook
Nvidia Sr. Director of AI Research: "Israel must invest more in AI to reclaim a leadership position in this field"
15.02.24
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Hagay Gilboa
Prof. Gal Chechik was speaking on a panel with Prof. Yoav Shoham, founder and co-CEO of AI21, Noa Elefant Loffler, Director of Government Affairs and Public Policy at Google, and Deputy Attorney General Meir Levin
Profits are at record highs, so why are tech companies laying off so many workers?
12.02.24
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Omer Kabir
The technology giant Cisco is set to announce a restructuring move that will include layoffs of thousands of employees. And it is not the only one. Since the beginning of the year, 141 technology companies have laid off 34,300 employees, despite most of them displaying excellent financial results. So why are workers still being fired, even when all the data indicates that it's time to go back to hiring?
Big Tech continues to soar as GenAI convinces Wall Street to reject overpricing predictions
05.02.24
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Sophie Shulman
Around 80% of the S&P 500 who have reported their earnings for Q4 of 2023 have exceeded expectations. Notably, reports from major companies such as Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon, which make up a significant portion of the index's growth, indicate a profound impact from the use of Generative AI
Tech giants cash in on soaring conspiracy theory craze
31.01.24
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Viki Auslender
As the war in Gaza continues, conspiracy theories are gaining wide circulation on the web, and the various parties are creating a digital space of mutual destruction. Companies like Google and X profit from the increased activity, benefitting from advertising revenue and extracting massive data from users
Alphabet, Microsoft earnings shake AI companies, erase $190 billion
31.01.24
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Reuters
The selloff following the tech giants' reports after the bell underscored investors' elevated expectations following an AI-fueled stock market rally in recent months that propelled their shares to record highs with the promise of incorporating the technology across the corporate landscape
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