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Google threatened bloggers not to give Pixel if they choose other smartphones - now the post has been officially deleted

The Google Team Pixel program, which is invitation-only, offers early access to Pixel smartphones for influencers. Recently, a stipulation prohibiting the use of other brands was introduced but was removed following public backlash. The current agre...

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The U.S. Justice Department is proposing to "slice" Google into separate companies - Chrome, Android and probably Google Ads

Following the court's ruling that classified Google as a monopolist in the online search market, the U.S. Department of Justice is considering the option of breaking up the company as a potential course of action. This could mark the first division ...

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Intel vs AMD: the "reds" have success in the battle for the processor market

Despite facing a challenging financial situation, Intel continues to hold a significant share of the global processor market. Its products for desktops, mobile devices, and data centers account for over 70% of the market share. However, AMD is gradua...

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Fallout London team wants to set up its own studio: 'free mods don't pay the bills'

Free mods are great, but developing them incurs costs. The creators of Fallout London aim to establish their own gaming studio. Despite being described by the developer as being "held together with tape," Fallout London is an exciting and large-scal...

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Golden parachute: Intel gives up to €500,000 in severance pay for voluntary redundancy

In Ireland, Intel has proposed a voluntary severance package of up to €500,000 for employees of the Leixlip team. The company recently announced it would lay off 15% of its workforce as part of efforts to cut costs. The offer, communicated to employ...

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The end of YouTube and website monetization: Google AdSense deactivates Russian accounts

In Russia, a large-scale technological import substitution continues. Although at times this is forced. Recently, Russian authorities decided to block YouTube within the country. Now, Google has chosen to disable AdSense for Russia. This concerns the...

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Hogwarts Legacy not saved: why Warner Bros. is considering selling its games business

To preserve the integrity of the company, Warner Bros. is willing to part ways with a portion of its gaming business. According to data from the Financial Times, Warner Bros.' management is seeking ways to improve the company's financial situation. ...

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Apple loses $20 billion a year due to Google being recognized as a monopoly

Google pays Apple around $20 billion annually to remain the primary search engine on its platform. According to a recent court decision, this agreement may be deemed invalid. The court's ruling declared that all payments made by Google to Apple are i...

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Sony sold 61 million PlayStation 5 consoles, but hardware sales fell 32%

Sony has achieved significant success, having sold over 61 million PlayStation 5 consoles, yet the company has experienced a 32% decline in hardware sales compared to last year. In its latest financial report, Sony revealed details regarding PlaySta...

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Ukrainians in Poland open 11.2% of all new businesses - IT in second place in popularity

According to the Polish Economic Institute, approximately 59,800 active Ukrainian sole proprietorships (JDG) were established in Poland over the past two and a half years (from January 2022 to June 2024). This timeframe closely coincides with the dur...

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Google 'is a monopoly' in search - US judge rules in long-running antitrust case

A federal court in the United States has ruled that Google unlawfully abused its monopoly, impacting the entire search industry. This decision was made in response to a lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice and several states in 2020. “Google i...

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Musk says he was caught on the "hook of a long-running scam" in the creation of OpenAI - and has decided to sue Altman again

When it comes to changing his mind, nobody does it quite like Elon Musk: in March, the billionaire filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, then retracted it in June, and now he seems to have reconsidered and is thinking about suing again. This time, Musk cla...

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75% of I.T. donate an average of $188 per month to WSU - down from a year ago

The specialized resource DOU conducted a study on how IT professionals support the Armed Forces of Ukraine through donations. The survey involved 12,974 specialists—both those currently in Ukraine (11,037 IT professionals) and those abroad (1,937 IT ...

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The iPhone stagnated but saved the iPad: Apple reported record quarterly revenue of $86 billion

In the third quarter of the 2024 financial year, Apple set a record with a revenue of $85.8 billion (5% higher than the same period last year), while net profit reached $21.45 billion. iPhone sales, facing strong competition from local manufacturers ...

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Intel is laying off more than 15,000 workers - the company's stock plunged 20% on the news

Intel is facing tough times. For the second quarter of 2024, the chipmaker reported a loss of $1.6 billion, a significant increase from the $437 million loss it experienced in the previous quarter. "Our financial results for the second quarter are d...

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