bigtech
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Big Tech, also known as Big Four tech companies and Gang of Four, denotes some of the largest technology companies such as Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook and occasionally even Microsoft. These companies are assumed to be the most influential computer and software companies in the world because of their domination over the cyberspace during the 2010s.
China's Bold Step Ahead: AI Computing Network Revolution
China unifies key AI data centers amid tech race, setting a groundbreaking precedence with innovative methodologies.
South Korea's Bold Leap: AI Leadership in a Competitive World
As global AI dominance ramps up, South Korea's strategic initiatives and tech giants push for the forefront of innovation.
Unearthing the Tech That Ties: The Role of U.S. Firms in China's Surveillance State
The AP sheds light on how American tech firms enabled China's surveillance, impacting thousands. A cautionary tale on freedom and innovation.
Trump's Bold Standoff: Defending Google and Reigniting EU Trade Tensions
In a dramatic move, Trump defends Google against a hefty EU fine, stirring trade tensions while showcasing the tech titan's political clout.
CMA's Challenge: Strengthening the Competition Watchdog's Pace Against Big Tech
Lord Tyrie emphasizes the urgent need for the CMA to balance growth and consumer protection, addressing the critique of its sluggish approach toward big tech regulation.
Data Sharing Decree: Google Dodges Breakup Amid AI Boom
A landmark ruling spares Google a breakup, instead mandating data sharing. AI innovations, like ChatGPT, are reshaping competitive dynamics.
Switzerland's Apertus: A Revolution in Open Source AI
Swiss organizations challenge Big Tech monopolies with Apertus, an open-source multilingual AI model.
