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Saturday, July 27, 2024

OpenAI launches a SearchGPT prototype: Here’s what you need to know

OpenAI launches SearchGPT, an AI search tool offering fast, clear answers with source links, available to 10,000 users and publishers.

SK Hynix’s revenue doubles due to AI hardware demand

SK Hynix's revenue doubles with AI demand surge, plans major investments in high-end chip production, and reassures the market.

Google’s remarkable quarter is driven by search and AI success

Google reports impressive US$85 billion in revenue, driven by strong performance in Search, cloud computing, and AI innovations.

Google backtracks on blocking third-party cookies

Google reversed its plan to block third-party cookies and is discussing a new path with regulators, leaving advertisers and consumers waiting.

Samsung opens three new experience stores in Singapore

Samsung opens three new experience stores in Singapore, offering hands-on experiences with the latest tech innovations.

Apple’s Hollywood spending spree could come to an end

Apple is re-evaluating its heavy spending on original content for Apple TV Plus, aiming for more sustainable budgeting amidst industry challenges.

EU regulation blamed by Microsoft for CrowdStrike outage

Microsoft blames the EU for the CrowdStrike outage, which affected 8.5 million Windows devices due to a 2009 agreement with the European Commission.

Google forms a new industry group to secure AI development

Google forms the Coalition for Secure AI with major tech companies to address AI security risks, aiming for collaborative solutions and safe AI development.

X prepares for the Olympics by boosting sports discussions

Discover how X prepares for the Olympics by highlighting the surge in sports discussions, making it a key platform for real-time fan engagement.

New feature: Microsoft Advertising introduces brand lists for Performance Max

Microsoft Ads launches brand lists for PMax campaigns, offering better control over ad placements and brand safety for advertisers.

Google’s URL shortener service will end in 2025

Google’s URL shortener goo.gl will shut down on August 25, 2025, rendering billions of links non-functional, with a warning notice starting in August 2024.