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A New email company won't affect existing a much because of the simple reason that our google account has aldredy been linked everywhere. And because of all the services YouTube offers (YouTube, search, maps, etc) , no one is going to leave Google un

An issue created by one company can take down airline systems, stock exchanges, manufacturing plants, supermarkets, banking systems, could render thousands of people to not work for a day. Looking at the financial impact of this is enormous. How cou

2015: “Google it.” 2020: “Look it up on YouTube.” 2025: “Ask ChatGPT.”

Has anyone seen this video on YouTube?

Google has reportedly fired the entire Python team, marking the latest job cuts in the tech giant ahead of its annual developer conference in May. Google has laid off staff across key teams like Flutter, Dart, Python and affected employees have share

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said using phrases like 'please' and 'thank you' with ChatGPT is costing OpenAl "tens of millions of dollars". Responding to X user's question on "how much money OpenAl has lost in electricity costs from people saying 'please' a

Google has recently released comprehensive guidance on prompt engineering, particularly focusing on users of their AI APIs and those using Gemini within Google Workspace. While there isn't a specific release titled "Prompt 101" the resources they'v

Watch the Google I/O '25 Live on Medial One of the most anticipated google event, probably AI stuff. Lets see what has been cooking at Google/Gemini

Video App vs Revenue: 1. YouTube: $50B 2. Netflix: $37B Google bought YouTube for ~$2B (Inflation adjusted '23) in 2006. A 10x multiple would value YouTube to be roughly ~$500B. 250x value in 18 years Google is valued at ~$2T of which 25% is Yo

In 1998, Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin created a playful out-of-office graphic on the Google homepage to announce their attendance at the Burning Man festival. This simple gesture sparked the creation of Google Doodles, which have evolve