The Trump administration is expressing anger as European Union fines against major U.S. tech companies have exceeded $7 billion in two years, leading to increasing clashes between Washington and Brussels over the bloc's regulatory actions.
Goldman Sachs analysts have pinpointed a potential buying opportunity within the 'bruised' Big Tech sector, suggesting these stocks may be undervalued.
Nobel laureate in economics, Robert Shiller, has warned that Big Tech companies face significant risks if there are insufficient and unstable energy flows. He suggests that a lack of constant and secure energy could lead to the collapse of even major technology firms.
An analysis delves into the factors contributing to why Big Tech stocks are suddenly perceived as cheap. This market commentary examines various economic and industry trends influencing current valuations.
Canadian author Cory Doctorow's new book, "The Internet Con," argues that major platforms like Facebook, Amazon, and X, along with the internet itself, are in a state of decay. The book offers solutions to challenge these dominant platforms.
A 28-year-old marketing manager at a Big Tech company shared her personal rules for dressing up for the office, including avoiding crop tops while considering tight dresses on a case-by-case basis. She has worked at the same company for six years.
The stock market has faced challenges as a handful of Big Tech companies, despite their might, have vexed investors and hindered the S&P 500's performance.
Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are advocating for data centers in space to scale AI, but experts warn that while power might be free in orbit, the overall costs could quickly become prohibitive.
Former NFL player Tim Tebow is urging the Supreme Court to hold social media platforms accountable for child sexual abuse material (CSAM), advocating for big tech to prioritize the protection of children over profit.
Generation Z individuals are reportedly relocating from San Francisco to states like Texas and Florida, contributing to the growth of new tech centers in these 'welcomer cities'.
A BBC analysis explores why Big Tech CEOs are increasingly attributing mass layoffs to artificial intelligence, a shift in how these job cuts are explained. While sweeping workforce reductions have become an annual trend, the narrative surrounding their causes has evolved significantly.
US local TV stations argue that the acquisition of sports broadcast rights by major tech companies could severely imperil the future of local television news.
Big Tech companies in Silicon Valley, initially united against the Pentagon in a dispute involving a leading AI firm, have reportedly been split by the White House, according to a Danish report.
A Texas lawyer and part-time pastor achieved a legal victory against tech giants Meta and Google, with the Wall Street Journal providing further coverage highlighting the details of the case and the individual's success.
Major technology companies like Google and Meta are facing intense scrutiny and legal challenges, drawing parallels to the tobacco industry, as US court verdicts, including a recent jury finding Meta and YouTube liable for harming children, trigger a domino effect of lawsuits in 30 American states and cause Meta's stock to plunge, experiencing its worst day in nearly a year.
Reform UK has stated that Big Tech companies must share the 'pain' and responsibility of fraud with traditional banks, advocating for a more equitable distribution of accountability.
A Breakingviews analysis suggests that the massive $630 billion investment by Big Tech companies into artificial intelligence may ultimately prove insufficient to meet their ambitious goals.
Investors are weighing options between small-cap and big tech stocks, with IWM tracking small-cap companies and MGK focusing on large technology firms.
The Polish government is moving forward with a proposed digital tax on Big Tech firms, despite skepticism from some government figures, a likely veto by opposition-aligned President Karol Nawrocki, and strong opposition from the US.
European Union broadcasters are advocating for stricter regulatory oversight of major technology companies, particularly concerning their influence and practices within the Smart TV market.
Former Google executive Matt Brittin has been officially confirmed as the new Director-General of the BBC, with reports from The Times and other outlets highlighting his insider knowledge of big tech as a key reason for his selection.
The Trump administration is facing significant criticism from Big Tech and former supporters following its attacks on the AI lab Anthropic, leading to a fracture in its previously established pact with Silicon Valley.
Investors are reportedly seeking market opportunities outside the 'Magnificent Seven' major tech companies, exploring other firms for potential growth.
'Molly vs the Machines' director Marc Silver, Denmark's tech ambassador, featured in new doc 'Techplomacy,' and other experts discussed the dark sides of technology at CPH:DOX’s industry conference.
Governments are increasingly negotiating and moving towards legislation for social media bans for children, with a new report indicating a law is imminent in one country, adding to the growing political momentum for such restrictions globally.
Big technology companies, led by Microsoft, are significantly increasing their purchases of carbon credits as the race for artificial intelligence intensifies.
It started quietly, with a handful of posts on tech forums and Reddit explaining why and how you should uninstall and unsubscribe from ChatGPT. Now the campaign #QuitGPT has more than 4 million participants worldwide, and the numbers are still climbing. FRANCE 24 tech journalist Charlotte Lam tells us more.
Lovable's head of growth, Elena Verna, stated that major tech companies like OpenAI, Google, and Apple pose a greater competitive threat than other smaller coding startups.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has said his government will support the evidence-led campaign of the Nigerian media against Big Tech dominance, anti-competitive activities, and the harsh economic headwinds affecting local media.
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The Trump administration is engaged in a legal battle with AI company Anthropic over technology limits, with the Pentagon classifying Anthropic as a supply-chain risk and severing contracts, raising questions about the company's Democratic ties and how businesses might be affected by Trump's political priorities.
Indonesia is implementing measures to compel major technology companies to adhere to its national regulations, aiming to assert greater control over the digital landscape.
The ambitious AI initiatives of major technology companies are driving a significant borrowing boom, as firms seek capital to fund their extensive research and development efforts.
Europe is stepping up its regulation of 'Big Tech' companies, evidenced by a €120 million fine for platform 'X' and accusations against TikTok regarding its addiction-promoting algorithm, signaling an end to the 'digital wild west' era.
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Howard Schultz, the former Starbucks CEO, has moved to Florida after 40 years in Washington, becoming the latest billionaire to ditch the West Coast for Miami, a trend that includes other Big Tech executives following the passage of a 'millionaire tax' in Washington.
Mexico has partnered with major tech companies like Google, Meta, and TikTok to combat digital violence against women, with agreements to strengthen community standards, launch reporting campaigns, and increase collaboration with authorities.
Megacap tech names are back in the spotlight — this time not as growth leaders, but as a port in the storm during an increasingly chaotic period for global markets.
IRANIAN drones attacked three Amazon data centers in the Middle East, causing global disruptions. The incident shows that technological infrastructure has become a key military target.
Major technology companies are preparing to implement new restrictions on minors' access to social media platforms, adapting their business models to comply with evolving regulations.
A coalition of big tech companies is reportedly backing Anthropic in a conflict with the Pentagon regarding AI safeguards, as investors push for de-escalation.
Anthropic's AI, Claude, is expanding into the finance sector, but a recent outage has raised concerns about its reliability and potential risks. A big tech trade group also warns that a ban on Anthropic could limit access to technology.
Big tech companies' extensive deals for AI data-center power are raising complex accounting questions, as the financial structures and long-term implications of these agreements come under scrutiny.
Visualizing Data Center Power Surge Before White House Meets With Big Tech
Ahead of tomorrow's White House meeting, where representatives from Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, xAI, Oracle, and OpenAI are expected to pledge that their data-center buildouts will not drive higher power bills for households near those facilities, UBS analyst Arend Kapteyn has published a new note featuring a chart of the day that visualizes the rapid growth in data center power demand on the grid.
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Escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are drawing attention to the significant AI investments made by major technology companies in the region.
The Anthropic vs Trump standoff is about control. Pentagon wants unrestricted access to use AI tools as it wants, but Anthropic refuses to comprise on safety.
An article predicts that a prominent big tech company is poised to outperform its peers in 2026 by adopting a strategy that goes against current market trends.
Norway's $2 trillion sovereign wealth fund, managed by Norges Bank Investment Management, announced a substantial $250 billion profit in 2025, largely driven by investments in Big Tech and banking stocks.
President Trump has stated that Big Tech companies should build their own power plants, a pledge that analysts suggest may be linked to the politics of upcoming mid-term elections.
A portfolio manager has outlined three specific trades designed to help investors diversify their portfolios and navigate potential disruptions away from heavy exposure to U.S. Big Tech companies.
The European Union has reportedly fined major U.S. technology companies over $7 billion in the last two years, emphasizing the need for compliance with its regulations.
New charts illustrate the end of the hiring boom in Big Tech, showing significant shifts in the workforces of major companies like those led by Mark Zuckerberg, Andy Jassy, and Satya Nadella.
AI startup Anthropic is promoting a new cybersecurity project, deploying its most advanced AI system to only 40 selected security organizations due to its perceived danger for general public use. The system, accidentally leaked in March, significantly outperforms its predecessor in cybersecurity tests.
A market analysis suggests that major technology company stocks are currently appearing to be undervalued, presenting a potential investment opportunity.
As Big Tech enters its second quarter facing significant challenges, analysts are evaluating growth stocks in anticipation of a potential rebound in the technology sector.
Major technology companies including Apple, Meta, Google, and Amazon have drastically cut their H-1B visa petitions, signaling a significant slowdown in hiring and a shift in demand for skilled foreign workers.
H-1B visa filings by major tech companies like Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft have significantly decreased, attributed to widespread job reductions and increasing immigration-related expenses.
Advocates suggest that recent verdicts against major social media platforms like Meta and Google indicate the beginning of a new era in the legal battle to hold tech companies accountable.
US tech firms are expressing concerns over the security of the rapidly growing digital infrastructure in the Gulf region, particularly in the context of the ongoing Iran war.
Seven Dutch cloud service providers are collaborating to create a 'serious alternative' to dominant US big tech companies, aiming to strengthen their position in the cloud market.
The German state of Schleswig-Holstein is undertaking a radical tech overhaul, aiming to end its dependence on Microsoft and other US Big Tech companies, serving as a live experiment for Europe.
The rout in tech stocks continues to show signals of a turnaround as bulls prepare to buy, with Coinbase, Robinhood, and Figure stocks now 60% off their peaks, leading Bernstein to advise investors to 'buy the dip'.
The United States has formally resumed operations at its embassy in Caracas, Venezuela, after being closed for seven years, marking a new step in its diplomatic presence and a significant thawing of relations between the two countries, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio hailing progress.
The Alliance for a Better Future has launched with an eight-figure budget to advocate for AI regulation, warning that child safety risks are outpacing current safeguards and urging policymakers to prioritize children and workers over Big Tech interests.
As countries consider social media bans for children, the effectiveness of fines as an enforcement mechanism against big tech companies is being questioned, with experts exploring alternative solutions.
A landmark trial in an LA court, ruling that Meta and YouTube deliberately designed addictive products, is causing significant concern in Silicon Valley and is seen as a potential watershed moment for the tech industry, impacting stocks like Reddit.
Andrew Puzder, identified as a U.S. ambassador to the EU, stated in an interview with CNBC's Ian King that authorities should stop fining large technology companies.
Following landmark US social media addiction trials that found Meta and YouTube liable for harming children, the UK is actively considering a ban on social media for under-16s, while Meta has seen a significant $119 billion drop in market capitalization due to new regulatory risks.
Despite growing interest from Big Tech in nuclear reactors and Washington's efforts, America's nuclear power renaissance faces significant hurdles, including a lack of uranium, skilled welders, and a clear plan, while Russia and China dominate the global nuclear-power sector.
Amid a broader tech sell-off, including in the AI sector, analysts are identifying specific stocks that are becoming cheaper while their underlying businesses remain strong, presenting 'strong buy' opportunities for investors.
European broadcasters are intensifying their calls for the EU to implement stricter digital rules for Big Tech companies, specifically targeting their smart TV platforms amidst growing concerns over fair competition.
OpenAI has become a focal point in the AI talent wars, with data showing workers frequently moving from Big Tech to Sam Altman's venture and then to smaller startups.
Market analysis suggests that the traditional link between the 'Magnificent 7' big tech companies and the broader S&P 500 index has been broken, providing a cause for hope in the market, as reported by Bloomberg.
The head of the US Department of Justice's antitrust division has stated that 'acquihires,' a practice often utilized by Big Tech companies to acquire talent rather than technology, are a 'red flag' for potential antitrust concerns.
Major technology companies are projected to spend $720 billion on artificial intelligence by 2026, with one specific stock poised to benefit from every dollar invested.
An article explores the fascinating proposition raised by Anthropic, the creator of the Claude AI model, regarding the possibility of consciousness in chatbots and their potential to 'rise up against their own algorithms'.
President Tinubu of Nigeria has pledged tariff relief on newsprint and equipment for media companies, aiming to alleviate financial burdens and support them against big tech competition.
Vanguard also reports that President Bola Tinubu has pledged government support for the Nigerian media’s evidence-driven campaign against Big Tech dominance, anti-competitive practices, and the economic pressures facing local media.
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A report details how the 2026 farm bill is quietly giving significant control over American farmland to big technology companies, outlining the fine print of the legislation.
An editorial from The Guardian argues that authors should be protected over big tech companies amidst changes to copyright laws, highlighting writers' anger at AI theft of their work.
A comparison of two high-dividend Exchange Traded Funds, FDVV and HDV, reveals their differing investment philosophies regarding big technology companies.
An opinion piece from The Globe and Mail discusses the growing convergence of the U.S. government and Big Tech companies, arguing that this alliance could lead to individuals becoming 'digital serfs' and expressing strong disapproval of the trend.
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Influencers are reckoning with a new boogeyman: artificial intelligence.
Social apps seem infatuated with AI, and it's making some creators feel like an afterthought.
Big Tech has an opportunity to help creators share in AI's profits — if they choose to do so.
The days of special treatment for influencers may be numbered as big social apps turn their attention to a shiny new object: artificial intelligence.
The tension recently surfaced on Instagram. The platform a...
Regulators are calling on major technology companies to urgently improve their efforts in protecting children online, accusing platforms of failing to prioritize children's safety in their products.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digitization Krzysztof Gawkowski argued that France has earned 10 billion euros from the digital tax on Big Techs in recent years.
A new initiative called 'The Pro-Human AI Declaration' has been published, aiming to challenge the oligopoly of Big Tech companies and their plans for 'superintelligence'. The declaration, signed by prominent individuals and institutions, seeks to halt the 'race to replace' human capabilities with AI.
Amazon wycofał się ze sponsorowania festiwalu książki w Paryżu. Gigant Big Tech został oskarżony wcześniej przez Syndicat de la Librairie Francaise (Francuski Związek Księgarzy) o próbę "zalania…
The expanding conflict in the Middle East is introducing new risks to the substantial investments that major tech companies have planned for the region.
Wedbush analysts suggest that major technology companies signing an electricity pledge is creating a bottleneck for data center buildouts, indicating potential challenges in expanding infrastructure due to energy demands.
Major US tech and AI companies, including Google, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon, pledged at the White House to bear the energy costs for their data centers, responding to concerns over rising utility bills.
Investors in AI firm Anthropic are reportedly pushing to de-escalate a conflict with the Pentagon regarding AI safeguards, according to exclusive sources.
Deals made by major technology companies for power to supply their AI data centers are reportedly raising complex accounting questions, prompting scrutiny from financial experts.
A landmark legal battle over privacy, data control and the business model of big tech is playing out in India as WhatsApp's 2021 privacy policy faces close scrutiny from the country's top court.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang defends the significant capital expenditure by big tech companies on AI, stating that 'compute equals revenues' in the evolving AI landscape.
The Fox News AI Newsletter reports on how former President Trump is influencing Big Tech companies to pay for AI power, covering advancements and challenges in AI.
Trump's FTC Takes Up The Fight Against Big Tech Wokeness
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For years, some of the worst actors in the tech industry were able to do as they pleased without fear of consequence.
They could construct monopolies, censor conservatives, and promote wokeness as much as they wanted. But things are beginning to change with the Trump administration. Thanks to the efforts of the White House, the days of Big Tech wantonness are over. These c...
Tech Bosses To Meet At White House, Pledge Their Data Centers Won't Boost Electricity Bills
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Leaders in big tech are expected to meet with President Donald Trump at the White House next week to pledge that their data centers will not increase the energy bills of Americans living near the facilities.
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The White House is set to host a meeting with Big Tech companies, following President Donald Trump's pledge to rein in power costs during his State of the Union address.
President Donald Trump held a White House meeting with major tech companies to discuss strategies for curbing power costs associated with the booming artificial intelligence industry.
Kruthika Jayatheertha (left), David Chong (center), and Joslyn Orgill (right) quit their Big Tech roles without another job lined up.
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A challenging career market has left many workers clinging to their jobs.
Some people have chosen to quit anyway.
Seven former employees of Amazon, Meta, Google, and Microsoft shared what led them to walk away.
Last year, Joslyn Orgill stood at a crossroads. She could keep her six-f...
Anthropic, the company behind Claude, has developed a new AI model named Mythos, specifically designed for cybersecurity. The model is currently being tested by a select group of 40 companies, including several big tech firms.
Cloudflare and GoDaddy have teamed up to help websites manage the impact of AI bot traffic. Their new AI Crawl Control feature aims to regulate AI bot interactions, addressing concerns about web traffic and revenue.
Samsung has announced a $38 billion profit, significantly surpassing market estimates and positioning the company within the top tier of Big Tech's profit league.
Forbes reports on the role of bankers in facilitating the significant investments made by major technology companies into burgeoning artificial intelligence startups.
Courts are beginning to redefine the legal framework for Big Tech companies, particularly concerning their liability for user-posted content. This shift challenges Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which has historically protected these companies from such claims.
Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, is navigating a challenging period following two major court case losses. The company also appears to be scaling back its ambitions for the virtual reality Metaverse.
Florida is moving to enforce its social media law, threatening Big Tech companies with billions in fines for violations related to underage users. Meta has announced it will begin removing accounts for minors under 14 in response to the state's new regulations.
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Cloud computing firm Oracle is reportedly continuing to lay off thousands of employees globally as it shifts towards an AI-driven strategy, with investors expressing unease over rising capital expenditures. These job cuts are aimed at funding its ambitious AI data center expansion and improving profitability.
Longtime Spielberg producer and 'Star Wars' overseer Kathleen Kennedy voiced her reservations about AI at a conference, highlighting the absence of human experience in AI-driven projects and calling for greater transparency from Big Tech.
As Mandarin dominance and limited resources threaten the future of Cantonese, offbeat AI initiatives are emerging to help preserve the language, which faces a declining number of young learners.
S&P Global warns that Big Tech's massive $635 billion investment in artificial intelligence is now facing a significant challenge from an impending energy shock.
Global markets continue to experience mixed reactions, with oil prices, including Brent crude, jumping higher amid growing fears of a wider Middle East conflict, while Asian equities fall and US stocks mostly advance, balancing market sentiment with jobs data, war uncertainty, and recession fears.
The EU is exploring opportunities to assert its influence in the tech sector, potentially benefiting from the growing backlash against Big Tech companies in America.
Cathie Wood's Ark Invest has reportedly divested shares in major tech companies including Nvidia, AMD, Meta, and Google, signaling a potential shift away from 'AI darlings'.
EL PAÍS reconstructs the controversial 'gold medal-level performance' by big tech AI in math olympiads, which overshadowed the human competition and was described by some as a 'disgrace'.
A landmark US jury verdict found Meta and Google (YouTube) liable for creating addictive social media products that harm children, prompting calls for responsible design and placing Meta in risky legal territory as New Mexico explores options to force changes. This initial victory against tech giants has been widely reported, including by Greek media.
Following landmark jury verdicts in Los Angeles and New Mexico finding Meta and Google (YouTube) responsible for social media addiction, the tech liability shield is now under intense scrutiny, potentially leading to significant fallout for the tech giants regarding harm to minors.
A recent landmark social media verdict is being seen as a potential turning point, marking the end of an era of impunity for big tech companies and signaling significant changes for the social media landscape.
A California jury found social media giants Google and Meta liable for harming a young woman by designing addictive platforms, a historic verdict that could influence numerous other cases, with reports from Sweden also confirming the judgment that Instagram and YouTube caused depression.
Disney has reportedly axed a $1 billion investment in OpenAI, highlighting Hollywood's tech vulnerability. The article also notes that D'Amaro is expected to assess recent job cuts at Epic Games.
Broadcasters are urging the European Union to implement tighter regulations for Big Tech companies amidst an ongoing standoff concerning smart TV platforms.
Author Igor Pejic suggests that a potential AI bust would not be as brutal as the dot-com crash due to Big Tech's resilience, but warns there would be "almost no place to hide" for those affected.
The head of the Department of Justice's antitrust division stated that 'acquihires,' often utilized by Big Tech companies, are considered a 'red flag' from an antitrust perspective.
In an age of demagogues and big tech, the work of one of Germany’s greatest scholars points the way to a new politics of the human
In his later years, Jürgen Habermas was sometimes described as “the…
Bernstein analysts warn that CoreWeave's reliance on Big Tech customers could lead to a 30% stock drop as these clients develop their own data-center infrastructure.
The article discusses the significant conglomerate premium enjoyed by major technology companies, analyzing the benefits and implications of their diversified business models.
European publishers and technology firms are intensifying their efforts, urging the European Union to accelerate the imposition of a fine on Google concerning its search practices, highlighting ongoing concerns about market competition and the regulation of Big Tech.
Yuhao Xu, a former Meta employee, discusses his decision to leave a coveted tech job and build an AI startup, describing the experience as being 'on-call 24/7' after following a 'Chinese playbook' for success.
Major technology companies are making significant investments this year in a rapid race to conquer the new technological frontier of artificial intelligence.
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Meta is preparing for possible layoffs, with some managers asked to draw up cost-cutting plans.
The cuts could come as Meta ramps up spending on AI infrastructure and talent.
The potential cuts would underscore how aggressively Big Tech is trimming head count to finance the AI boom.
Meta is gearing up for possible layoffs as it pours billions into AI, two senior employees familiar with the matter told Business Insider.
The sources said that...
Major American tech companies, including those represented by a tech giants group, have publicly expressed support for Anthropic in its lawsuit against the Trump administration, which deemed the AI company's Claude model a threat.
Matt Brittin, Google's former Europe boss, is reportedly close to being appointed the next director general of the BBC, signaling big tech's growing influence in media.
The European Union has initiated an antitrust investigation into the entire AI operations of major technology companies, examining potential anti-competitive practices in the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence sector.
A 39-year-old senior director of engineering at Uber from Mountain View, California, rose through the ranks far more quickly than most professionals in Big Tech.
An article discusses how major technology companies have brought to life George Orwell's dystopian vision of individual control, suggesting a reality worse than his nightmares.
Mexico is collaborating with major technology companies to address and combat digital violence targeting women, as announced during a recent 'mañanera' recap.
An OpenAI staffer shared career success tips for Big Tech, while another individual recounted lessons learned from a failed Google interview that eventually led to a Big Tech role.
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Carly Schwartz battled severe depression during her time working in Big Tech in the mid-2010s.
She had excellent…
Congress is moving forward with legislative efforts to compel Big Tech companies to implement measures that protect children online, citing the need for laws to reduce social media harms.
Big tech, precious metals, and small caps have seen their momentum trades fizzle out after strong runs, with analysts discussing their potential future movements.
Jebel Ali port was also hit during an Iranian attack.
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Drones struck three Amazon data centers in the Middle East during the war in Iran, causing outages.
Iran's state media said…
Big-Tech Signs Ratepayer-Protection Pledge
As the AI and data center explosion threatens to overwhelm the grid, the Trump administration organized a commitment from the hyperscalers driving that demand: pay your own way, or don’t build here.
*TRUMP: TELLING BIG TECH THEY NEED TO PROVIDE THEIR OWN POWER
*TRUMP: NEGOTIATED NEW RATE PAYER PLEDGE ON DATA CENTER ENERGY
February 25, 2026
On March 4, the White House rolled out the Ratepayer Protection Pledge, signed by Amazon, Google...
Palantir is reportedly challenging the inclusion of Anthropic in the Pentagon's AI software, following a directive from former U.S. President Donald Trump to cease government work with Anthropic.
A major tech group is backing AI developer Anthropic in its monthslong dispute with the Pentagon over how the military can use its artificial intelligence technology on the battlefield.
A group representing major technology companies has informed the Pentagon's Hegseth of their concerns regarding the supply-chain risk designation given to Anthropic.
President Trump will be joined by executives of major tech companies at the White House Wednesday to sign a pledge ensuring they protect Americans from price hikes caused by data center energy requirements and more.
Escalating tensions in the Middle East are drawing attention to the significant artificial intelligence investments made by major technology companies in the region.
A Greek article reports on Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis's alignment with Donald Trump and major tech companies in opposing the regulation of Artificial Intelligence, amidst growing political concerns over AI use.
A public showdown between the Trump administration and Anthropic is hitting an impasse as military officials demand the artificial intelligence company bend its ethical policies by Friday or risk damaging its business. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei drew a sharp red line 24 hours before the deadline, declaring his company “cannot in good conscience accede” to the Pentagon’s final demand to allow unrestricted use of its technology.
Stocks are pushing higher, driven by a rally in AI-infrastructure companies and chipmakers, though some investors express concern about inflated Big Tech valuations.
A discussion on replacing major tech companies like Amazon, Google, X, Meta, and Apple with more ethical, often European, alternatives due to concerns over data monopolization and other issues.
President Donald Trump gave his annual State of the Union speech before Congress.
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President Donald Trump wants data centers to supply their own electricity with private pow
Former President Trump has reportedly mandated that major technology companies fund and operate their own AI data centers, under a pledge of 'rate protection' for their services.
President Trump has stated that he instructed major technology companies to construct their own power plants, though details or context for this directive are not provided.