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Google Calls Off I/O 2020 Amidst Coronavirus Concerns
By Niels Broekhuijsen published
Google cancels the I/O conference more than two months in advance over the coronavirus.
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Developers Don't Trust Google to Commit to Stadia Game Streaming Service
By Niels Broekhuijsen published
Developers don't see enough incentive to port games to Google Stadia and don't trust the tech giant to commit to the service.
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Google to Invest $10 billion in US Data Centers and Offices in 2020
By Arne Verheyde published
Google announced on Wednesday it would invest over $10 billion in US data centers and offices in 2020.
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Hackers Have More Earning Potential Than IT Pros, Bounty Program Report Finds
By Nathaniel Mott published
HackerOne's latest report said a hacker's potential earnings is "well above" $90,000.
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AMD Epyc Expands Inside Google Cloud
By Nathaniel Mott published
AMD and Google Cloud announced new N2D VMs built atop 2nd Gen Epyc processors for general-purpose workloads.
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US, EU Launch New Broad Inquiries Into Big Tech Companies
By Lucian Armasu published
The U.S. FTC and the European Commission have started inquiries into big technology companies to learn how they've been abusing their market positions to kill off or hurt smaller players.
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Xbox Head Sees Amazon, Google as New Rivals
By Andrew E. Freedman published
Xbox lead Phil Spencer said an interview that Amazon and Google, not Microsoft and Sony, are its biggest competitors moving forward.
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Google's Bug Bounty Program Paid Out $6.5 Million in 2019
By Nathaniel Mott published
Google paid security researchers $6.5 million in 2019, which is more than double the previous highest payout. It's rewarded more than $21 million through its buy bounty program since 2010.
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