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McGee says that by 2015, Apple was investing $55 billion a year into China.

‘China has Apple by the balls’: How the rising superpower captured the tech giant

Apple Inc reaped staggering profits by outsourcing its manufacturing – but its “epic” technology transfer has consequences, says one long-time observer.

  • Greg Callaghan

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Inside the Sydney apartments where every living room has a sunny view

This block changed shape to make sure every apartment in the block got a view and at least two hours of sunlight in winter. That makes it rare.

  • Julie Power
Data centres require large amounts of power to process information used in artificial intelligence.

Tech giants warn Labor they need more than just sun, wind and batteries

Microsoft, Google and Amazon want Australia to speed up the delivery of energy-storage projects, after the federal election shut the door on nuclear energy.

  • Nick Toscano
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Focusing on the younger set

And there’s the rub.

Jeff Bezos is among the investors in Perplexity, a San Francisco start-up that aims to answer queries with artificial intelligence rather than a list of links.
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This company wants to dethrone Google, but does it have a shot?

The internet search bar is giving way to talking machines scouring the web to answer our queries, and this time around, its Google that’s doing the chasing.

  • Tim Biggs
Google has been making profound changes to its search engine to ensure that its core product remains relevant as more people turn to chatbots for information.

Google’s new features in Search, Meet and more escalate the AI war

Google and Apple are jostling for position in the AI arms race.

  • Tim Biggs
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The US government says Google should be forced to sell its popular Chrome web browser.

Will a US court break up Google in blockbuster case?

The US Justice Department says the best way to address Google’s monopoly in internet search is to break up the $2.8 trillion company.

  • David McCabe
Signage outside Google’s new Bay View campus in Mountain View, California, US, on Monday, May 16, 2022. On Monday Google opened its newest campus near the San Francisco Bay shoreline a few miles east of its headquarters in Mountain View. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

Google’s digital ad network branded an illegal monopoly by US judge

It comes on the heels of a separate decision that concluded Google’s namesake search engine has been illegally leveraging its dominance to stifle competition and innovation.

  • Michael Liedtke
Programs like Slack, Teams and Google Chat were designed to fix the issues with email. But with them has come a slew of other problems.

We tried to fix email. But what replaced it was just as bad

Programs like Slack, Teams and Google Chat were designed to fix the issues with email. But with them has come a slew of other problems.

  • Tim Duggan
Thumb’s up … to no good.

The digital age is a pain in the digit – and my texting thumb is over it

So you’ve never had this condition, “texting thumb”? Keep scrolling – and scrolling – and you’ll get the feel of it.

  • Cherie Gilmour

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