Google Extinguishes 'Campfire' Dual-Booting Windows 10 on Chromebooks By Lucian Armasu Code changes in Chromium show that Google has deprecated Project Campfire, an initiative that would have brought the ability to dual-boot Windows 10 on Chromebooks.
Google Titan's Bluetooth Security Key Can Be Used to Hack Paired Devices By Scharon Harding The security flaw affects the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) versions of the security key. Google is offering replacements
Beyond the Browser: All Upcoming Chromebooks Will Support Linux Out of the Box By Nathaniel Mott Google announced today at the I/O developer conference that all of the Chromebooks it plans to release this year will also support Linux out of the box.
Google Now Offering Pods With 1,000 Cloud TPUs to the Public By Lucian Armasu At Google I/O 2019, Google announced the public availability of 1,000-TPU pods that make use of both Cloud TPU v2 and v3.
Here's How Google Stadia Will Make Money By Lucian Armasu Phil Harrison, who is in charge of the Google Stadia streaming game platform, said the service will support free-to-play, ad-supported games and more.
Details on Google's Upcoming 'Hatch' Chromebook Leak By Nathaniel Mott Updates to the Chromium open source project have revealed many details about Google's next Chromebook, which has been code-named Hatch.
Microsoft Asks Windows Insiders to Test Chromium-Based Edge By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft invited Windows Insider Program members to install the upcoming version of Edge built with Chromium, the project at the heart of Google Chrome.
Lithuanian Man Stole $122 Million From Facebook and Google By Nathaniel Mott A man plead guilty to wire fraud, aggravated identity theft, and money laundering after stealing $99 million from Facebook and $23 million from Google.
UL Benchmarks Shows Off Google's Game Streaming Platform By Nathaniel Mott UL Benchmarks is showing off the power of Google's game streaming platform, Stadia, at GDC 2019 with a real-time tech demo.
Google Hit With €1.5 Billion Fine Over Online Advertising By Nathaniel Mott Authorities fined Google 1.5 billion euros (roughly $1.7 billion) for violating antitrust regulations by stifling competition in the online advertising market.
Google Announces Stadia Game Streaming Platform, Uses Custom AMD GPUs By Andrew E. Freedman Google made waves at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco with a gaming announcement of its own: Stadia, a streaming game service.
Chrome OS Now Supports Nintendo Switch Controllers By Nathaniel Mott Google updated Chrome OS with support for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller and various Joy-Con configurations; could it be for a new game streaming platform?
Google Uses Cloud, SSDs to Calculate Pi to 31.4 Trillion Decimal Places By Nathaniel Mott Google decided to celebrate Pi Day the best way it knew how: using Google Cloud to compute Pi to a record-breaking 31.4 trillion decimal places.
Google Builds Cryogenic Chip to Scale-Up Its Quantum Computers By Lucian Armasu A IEEE Spectrum report said that Google has developed an integrated circuit that can work at cryogenic temperatures to program the qubits in a quantum computer.
The Controller for Google's Game Streaming Service May Have Leaked By Nathaniel Mott Renders purporting to show a controller for Google's unannounced "Netflix for games" platform has appeared online.
Google's Edge TPU Machine Learning Chip Debuts in Raspberry Pi-Like Dev Board By Lucian Armasu Google launched its Coral dev board and USB Accelerator with embedded Edge TPUs, promising a large boost in machine learning inference performance for all IoT devices that integrate them.
Google May Release a Video Game Subscription Service, Console in March By Lucian Armasu The Information reported that Google's "Project Yeti," a game streaming service, will launch at GDC on March 19.
Gmail's Context Menu Is Getting More Powerful By Nathaniel Mott Google revealed a new context menu for Gmail that should make it easier to quickly manage email straight from the inbox.
