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Samsung C&T Backs Kairos Power’s Google Reactor Plan
The binding term sheet adds capital and construction expertise to a proposed reactor project linked to Google’s future data-center power supply.
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Four AI Giants Face Antitrust Suit Over Slowdown Push
The proposed class action turns an industry safety debate into a competition case and could reshape how frontier labs coordinate on shared safeguards.
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Google’s CC Turns Family Logistics Into an AI Test
Google’s family-focused CC agent moves Gemini beyond answers and into calendars, forms, meal plans and the everyday logistics that shape consumer trust.
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Google and Nvidia Back Flexible Power for AI Data Centers
A new coalition wants AI facilities to shift noncritical computing when grids are stressed, potentially shortening connection queues without treating every workload as constant demand.
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Google Backs Rice Methane Credits as AI Emissions Rise
The technology company’s largest disclosed superpollutant-credit purchase will support new irrigation practices across Indian rice farms.
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Google-Backed Nuclear Restart Wins .9 Billion U.S. Loan
Federal financing moves Iowa’s only nuclear plant closer to a 2029 restart as Google secures long-term power for growing cloud and AI demand.
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Google Chrome Begins a Faster Two-Week Release Cycle
Chrome 153 starts a faster browser-release rhythm as Google uses AI to find and fix vulnerabilities at greater speed.
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Google Kept Its Ad Stack. Marketers Still Need a Contingency Plan
Google avoided an ad-tech breakup, but marketers still face concentration risk. A tested contingency plan creates options as court remedies take shape.
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Google’s Preferred Sources Button Puts Loyalty Into Search
An embeddable Preferred Sources control gives publishers a new way to ask audiences for durable visibility inside Google’s changing discovery products.
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Google’s Pokémon Sleep Fitbit Air Ships Sept. 15
The $129 wearable offers themed hardware and software, while the standard Fitbit Air remains priced at $99.