#Big Tech

Australia considers new regulations targeting app stores and search engines as AI reshapes digital markets. What this means for Big Tech dominance and consumer choice in the age of algorithms.

Amazon, Google, and Meta plan $700 billion in AI infrastructure spending for 2026. Wall Street is nervous, but tech CEOs double down. Who's right?

Nvidia stock drops 6% this week despite 77% revenue growth forecast. Meta and OpenAI's shift to alternative AI chips signals end of Nvidia's monopoly era.

Google, Meta employees pressure executives to support Anthropic's Pentagon deal, challenging Silicon Valley's traditional stance on military contracts. The AI ethics debate takes an unexpected turn.

OpenAI's record-breaking funding round attracts Amazon, Nvidia, and SoftBank. As AI becomes a capital game, what does this mean for innovation and competition?

OpenAI secures record $110bn funding, but this massive capital injection raises questions about AI market monopolization and what it means for competitors and investors.

Trump announced a pledge from tech companies to cover their own power costs, but specifics remain unclear. Critics question whether handshake agreements can protect consumers from AI-driven energy price spikes.

Trump's pledge to cut electricity costs relies on Amazon, Google, Meta and 4 other tech giants signing a rate protection deal March 4th. Can Silicon Valley solve America's power crunch?

Credit rating agency Moody's warns of significant gaps in how Big Tech companies account for their massive data center investments. What hidden risks are investors missing?

The sudden departure of DOJ's antitrust chief weeks before major court battles signals deeper tensions between Trump's deal-making approach and legal enforcement consistency.

Leading AI models from OpenAI, Google, and others can generate near-verbatim copies of bestselling novels, undermining the industry's core copyright defense that they only 'learn' from works.

Despite the Supreme Court ruling against Trump's tariffs, stock volatility continues as companies from Nike to Meta show mixed reactions. Here's what investors need to watch.