Google drops a leadership bomb on its AI plans
Google has changed the roles of several major AI leaders at once, raising questions about the future of DeepMind and Gemini
Google has changed the roles of several major AI leaders at once, raising questions about the future of DeepMind and Gemini
Google has made Chrome available for Arm64 Linux, bringing an official browser with Google Sync and built-in Widevine DRM to Raspberry Pi, Snapdragon laptops, and other Arm-powered systems.
Google is introducing selfie video as a new way to recover an account when users lose access to their usual phone or computer.
Google is moving Open Health Stack to the Linux Foundation, where the open source healthcare platform will be developed under vendor-neutral governance with support from a $3 million Google.org grant.
Googlebook is Google’s new AI-focused laptop platform that combines Android, ChromeOS, and Gemini into one heavily connected experience.