EU regulators are pushing Google for further alterations to its Play Store policies, arguing recent fixes are insufficient. This comes amid a flurry of other antitrust investigations into the tech giant’s practices.
Amazon has announced a massive $35 billion investment in India, focusing on AI and digital infrastructure. This comes just one day after Microsoft revealed its own $17.5 billion plan for the country, setting the stage for an intense battle in one of the world’s fastest-growing tech markets.
Historian Chris Miller warns the U.S. advantage in AI talent is fragile and shrinking. China now produces over 3.5 million STEM graduates annually, more than quadruple the U.S. output, shifting the foundation of the tech race.
Companies are sitting on mountains of data trapped in departmental silos, creating disjointed customer experiences. The real challenge isn’t collecting more data, but connecting it all to drive smarter, faster decisions across the entire business.
Neil McRae, the chief network strategist at HPE’s Juniper Networks, has left to join UK alternative network provider CityFibre. He will take over as the company’s new Chief Technology Information Officer, replacing John Franklin.
Oracle’s Q2 earnings call is the first for its new co-CEOs and will put a microscope on the quality of its booming AI revenue. Analysts want details on margins, customer concentration risk, and how the company will manage soaring capital expenditures as it chases AI demand.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX is gearing up for a historic public offering. The company is targeting a mid-to-late 2026 listing that could value it at a staggering $1.5 trillion.
Oracle’s stock has swung wildly this year, up 30% but with a 23% October plunge. The company just raised $18 billion in debt to fund its AI buildout, banking on a $300 billion deal with OpenAI.
According to a new survey, 56% of CFOs say recent Trump administration policies have harmed their companies. Yet, implementing them is the top priority for 2026. Meanwhile, markets bet on a Fed rate cut, and Netflix’s $82.7B bid for Warner Bros. sparks a regulatory battle.
Google is rolling out a wave of free, holiday-timed AI training courses aimed at everyone from executives to developers. The move aims to close the talent gap but also strategically seeds the market with users fluent in Google’s own tools. It’s upskilling with a very clear business angle.
