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May 23
3 ways this Google.org grantee is helping the Asian American community
Asian American Advancing Justice | AAJC is working to address inequities facing the Asian American community, with support from Google.
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May 23
GDPR turns 5: Meta has amassed €2.5B in fines — over 50% of the total
GDPR turned five this week — and celebrated in customary style: by slapping Meta with another eye-watering fine. At a record-breaking €1.2bn, the punishment was the perfect self-gift for the EU regulation. For Meta, however, it marks another miserable anniversary. According to research by Privacy Matters, Mark Zuckerberg’s demonic brainchild…
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May 23
Meet the Forksheet: Imec’s In-Between Transistor
The most advanced manufacturers of computer processors are in the middle of the first big change in device architecture in a decade—the shift from finFETs to nanosheets. Another ten years should bring about another fundamental change, where nanosheet devices are stacked atop each other to form complementary FETs (CFETs), capable…
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May 23
More Digital Coaches to help small businesses across the U.S.
We’re expanding the Grow with Google Digital Coaches program to help more U.S. small businesses learn new skills to grow.
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May 23
3 new ways generative AI can help you search
Today, we’re starting to open up access to SGE (Search Generative Experience), one of our first experiments in Search Labs.
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May 23
London crowned tech king of the world
London has been named the world’s most high-tech city, according to Z/Yen Group’s seventh edition of the Smart Centres Index, published today. The British capital secured the top spot for its world-leading financial services, deep talent pool, quality of its business environment, and international reputation. Climbing from second place, London…
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May 23
Britain lowers energy price cap to £2,074 a year, but bills could still rise
Great Britain's energy price cap will fall to £2,074 a year, this summer. However, households could see little relief, as the government-imposed energy price guarantee (EPG), will come to an end at the same time. The lowering of the energy price cap could mark the first time consumers on default…
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May 23
Britain’s deepest mine could unlock secrets to permanent settlement on Mars
You might already know that humans are planning to permanently settle on Mars sometime in the near future. When and how that will happen is anyone’s guess, but scientists at the University of Birmingham believe some of the answers could lie beneath our feet. The researchers have set up a…
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May 23
Microsoft’s appeal over UK’s Activision veto is ‘chance to find a third way,’ say legal experts
Microsoft’s appeal against a veto of its Activision Blizzard takeover offers a chance to “find a third way” in the feud, say legal experts. The Xbox maker on Wednesday formally appealed a UK regulator’s decision to block the $69bn (€64bn) deal. The shock intervention was a potentially fatal blow to…
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May 23
Your next home could be 3D-printed. Here’s how
Experts estimate around 60% of buildings that will exist in 30 years’ time have yet to be built. This equals constructing a city the size of Stockholm every week until 2050. However, the construction sector currently doesn’t have the people or the skills to deliver the infrastructure and homes we…