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Huawei has joined forces with US and European companies in an AI standards alliance to enhance global AI development.

Nvidia has announced strong growth projections, surpassing $200 billion in annual revenue for the first time as investments in artificial intelligence surge among tech giants.

Tech giants manipulate our cognitive weaknesses to keep us hooked on social media, and there are growing calls for more regulation to address these addictive designs.

Professor Jeppe Bundsgaard expresses concerns about the influence of tech giants on education while discussing the potential advantages of AI in teaching.

French President Emmanuel Macron criticized major technology companies during his visit to India, arguing that their claims of supporting free speech are misleading due to the lack of transparency in algorithms.

Chinese AI startup DeepThink is set to launch its next-generation large language model (LLM) 'V4', attracting industry speculation on whether its cost-effective design will exceed the performance of U.S. tech giants.

Artificial intelligence is becoming a challenge for Indian software giants, with Prime Minister Modi welcoming the emerging market as the world's largest population tests what works in daily life.

The article discusses the increasing concern in Europe, particularly Finland, over reliance on US technology and cloud services, amidst hypothetical scenarios of US service restrictions.

Jolla is set to launch a smartphone in 2026, emphasizing data sovereignty and privacy by utilizing the Sailfish OS and Android apps without Google.

A stark comparison reveals how U.S. tech giants are investing significantly more in AI than China, yet China may emerge victorious in the AI race.

China's regulators urge tech companies to avoid unhealthy competition practices as they engage in a race to attract customers leading up to the Lunar New Year.

This editorial discusses Europe's reliance on American IT services and the associated security risks.

Google has issued a rare 100-year bond as part of a global bond offering to finance its expansion in artificial intelligence, amidst rising debt among US tech giants.

Alphabet has sold an unusual 100-year bond as part of a global bond issuance worth $31.51 billion to finance its artificial intelligence (AI) expansion amid rising debt among U.S. tech giants.

Concerns over Europe's reliance on US tech giants have been voiced for years, but the transition to local alternatives is proving to be more complicated than anticipated.

China's AI sector is preparing for a significant week as domestic tech giants are set to unveil several new flagship AI models, including Alibaba's Qwen-3.5.

The four largest tech companies—Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta—are set to collectively invest over $650 billion in artificial intelligence this year, marking a significant increase in expenditure focused on AI infrastructure and chip acquisition.

The article discusses the contrasting situation where major U.S. tech companies, known as the 'Magnificent Seven', report record profits while their stock prices sharply decline, raising questions about the underlying reasons.

The article discusses the potential for an AI bubble as tech giants invest heavily in artificial intelligence, leading to questions about sustainability and market impact.

ChatGPT's market share has dropped by 23.8% over the past year as it faces increasing competition from other tech giants in the AI industry.

Walmart became the first retail chain to surpass a market value of one trillion dollars, alongside tech giants like Nvidia and Alphabet, as its shares rose by 28% over the past year.

Walmart's stock surge on February 3rd propelled its market capitalization beyond $1 trillion for the first time, placing it alongside tech giants like Nvidia and Alphabet.

Tech giants like Google, Amazon, and OpenAI are intensifying their efforts to find alternatives to Nvidia, although Nvidia's dominance in the chip manufacturing sector remains unchallenged.

Organizations are calling on the leaders of Google and Apple to remove social platform X and the AI chatbot Grok following the emergence of realistic, inappropriate images generated by the system.

Chinese companies like Hisense and TCL are challenging established brands such as Sony, Samsung, and LG by offering better value for price in the television market.

At the start of this year, Alphabet has surpassed Apple to become the second most valuable company globally, according to the latest market data from January 2026.

The article discusses upcoming trends in artificial intelligence to be showcased at CES 2026, including advanced robotics for home life and the future of smart glasses.