AI Momentum to Take Apple to $4 Trillion Valuation
The most valuable company in the world, Apple, is inching ever so closer to the coveted mark of $4 trillion valuation. This is because investors are cheering the long-awaited progress the company is making in AI to rejuvenate their sluggish sales of the iPhone. The company has pulled ahead of the competition, like Microsoft and…
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Nvidia Surpasses Apple to Become World’s Most Valuable
Nvidia, the AI chip and GPU maker, has once again surpassed Apple to become the most valuable company on the planet. During Tuesday’s trading, Nvidia surpassed Apple in market cap to claim the top step. Nvidia shares saw a noteworthy surge Tuesday as its share rose by 3% to $139.91, taking its market cap to…
John David
Google And Apple To Pay Billions In Antitrust Defeat!
Google and Apple lost the antitrust lawsuit in the European Union’s top court. They were charged with a whopping fine, and helped jumpstart an era of intensifying scrutiny for Big Tech companies. The court declined Google’s appeal against the €2.4 billion ($2.7 billion) fine the European Commission imposed for its comparison shopping service’s breach of…
Apple And Nvidia Interested in Investing in OpenAI
OpenAI, the world’s biggest AI research organization, has announced that it will be conducting another funding round that could value the firm at over $100 billion. However, the most interesting part is that two of the world’s tech companies seem to be interested in participating in the funding round. According to a report by the…
Time For Apple To Rethink Its Movie Business Strategy
Recently, Apple leaned heavily on its movie business and started producing films with some of Hollywood’s top actors, such as Joaquin Phoenix, Scarlett Johansson, Matt Damon, and many more. Similarly, Apple announced its latest movie, “Wolfs,” starring veteran actors like Brad Pitt and George Clooney. Apple had to fight a bidding war in 2021 to…
Google In Big Trouble, Can’t Have Monopoly, Says Judge
A federal court judge has ruled against Google, claiming that the company has monopolized the global web search market. This decision threatens to disrupt one of the biggest companies the world has ever seen and other big techs in general. The judge said that Google pays big companies like Apple and Samsung to make Google…