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The 600km-long Google-funded cable connects the US to Europe

The ruling means manufacturers in the country will now be able to use modified versions of Google's OS on their devices

The tech giant last year said it would suspend the processing of user data requests from the Hong Kong government after a law that criminalised protes…

Two of the biggest workspace collaboration players have finally decided what ‘the new normal’ means to them and their customers

End users should see the Time Insights update as early as September 16

The "varied impact" of the Delta variant will keep Googlers at home until January next year

The company is said to be ramping up its chip-making efforts after witnessing Apple's success with its M1 CPU

The bill effectively prevents companies like Google and Apple from charging commissions on in-app purchases

Supply chain security and education commitments feature heavily at White House meeting

The program is exclusive to Nextech’s Threedy.ai subscribers

The proposed law aims to promote competition and strengthen consumer protections within the app market

The company looks to cater to employees as organisations think about their policies ahead of offices reopening

Ashley Gjøvik's complaints about her coworkers’ behaviour were investigated by the company, yet found to not be sexist

Tensor will become Google's first custom-built system-on-chip

Meet PWA is compatible with Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, and Linux

The search giant claims Microsoft won’t hand over records, while Microsoft asks why it should

The new approach includes notifying customers at least one year in advance that a product will be killed off

The country is looking to build up local tech talent through government-supported programmes

The update is part of Google’s company-wide sustainability initiative that aims to achieve carbon-free status by 2030

The tech giant recommends that users transition to the new service by the end of September

The browser claims to be the first to be fully optimised for ChromeOS since the operating system launched in 2011

Half of these offending apps were “teacher approved”

The European Commission will investigate whether the tech giant favours its own services at the expense of rival advertisers and publishers