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Google has laid off hundreds in its platforms and devices unit as part of a broader cost-cutting and restructuring effort, reflecting Big Tech’s growing focus on AI development and cloud infrastructure over traditional product segments.

The investment—one of the largest ever committed by a tech company for infrastructure—will fund the purchase of advanced chips, the construction of new server farms, and enhancements to support AI-powered products like Google Search and its next-generation Gemini AI model.

The Google Pixel 8 receives a massive price cut on Flipkart, making it more affordable. With exchange offers and bank discounts, the Pixel 8 is now within reach for many.

Google is reportedly paying UK employees to do nothing by enforcing non-compete agreements and placing them on extended 'garden leave.' This prevents them from working for competitors, potentially stifling AI innovation.

Gemini Live is an innovative AI feature that allows users to share their screen or camera view with Gemini for real-time assistance. It offers interactive support for shopping, home repairs, organization, creative inspiration, and digital content improvement.

Facing H-1B visa issues preventing your return to the US? Tech giants warn of increased scrutiny. This guide outlines steps to take if you're stranded, from contacting your employer to hiring an immigration attorney.

Google Photos is an app that beautifully organizes the photos we take by year, month, and day. That app is coming in a new design and a new look. With rounded corners, a floating bottom bar, and a changed logo, it's hard to look away. Find out what changes are coming to it.

Google Pixel 9a launched in India on April 16th for Rs 49,999. It features Tensor G4, dual cameras, and Android 15. Is it worth buying over iPhone 16e?

Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) industry, valued at $5.01 billion in 2021, is projected to skyrocket to $12.67 billion by 2028.Major tech giants like Meta and Google have long been accused of using user images to train their AI models—yet they remain tight-lipped about how deep this exploitation runs.