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Cloudflare CEO Urges UK Regulator to Separate Google’s Search and AI Crawlers

Cloudflare CEO Urges UK Regulator to Separate Google’s Search and AI Crawlers
Cloudflare chief executive Matthew Prince is lobbying the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority to impose stricter rules on Google’s use of its web crawler for both search and AI products. Prince argues that bundling the crawler gives Google an unfair advantage over other AI companies, forcing media sites to opt out of both search and AI content simultaneously. Cloudflare, which hosts many AI firms, is providing data to the CMA to support regulatory action and is promoting a more competitive market where AI providers would pay for content rather than rely on Google’s free access. Leer más →

EU Antitrust Regulator Fines Google Over AdTech Practices

EU Antitrust Regulator Fines Google Over AdTech Practices
The European Commission has imposed a record fine of €2.95 billion (just under $3.5 billion) on Google, concluding the company abused its dominant position in online advertising. Regulators said Google favored its own ad exchange, AdX, in both its publisher ad server and ad‑buying tools, creating a conflict of interest across the adtech supply chain. Google has 60 days to stop the self‑preferencing practices and must propose remedies, or face further action. The company announced it will appeal the decision, arguing there are maybe alternatives to its services. The fine is the EU's second‑largest antitrust penalty ever. Leer más →

Microsoft to Unbundle Office 365 from Teams, Cutting Prices to Avoid EU Antitrust Penalty

Microsoft to Unbundle Office 365 from Teams, Cutting Prices to Avoid EU Antitrust Penalty
Microsoft has agreed to sell Office 365 suites without the Teams collaboration tool at a substantially lower price, ending a long‑standing European Union antitrust dispute. The settlement follows a complaint that Microsoft illegally tied Teams to its dominant Office suite, limiting competition. Under the deal, customers can switch to licenses that exclude Teams, move their data elsewhere, and benefit from price cuts that could halve the cost difference between bundled and unbundled suites. Competitors such as Slack, Google Meet and Zoom will gain greater interoperability, while Microsoft avoids a potential EU fine. Leer más →

Nvidia AI Accelerator Sales Projected Near $400 Billion by 2028 Amid Expanding Hyperscaler Spending

Nvidia AI Accelerator Sales Projected Near $400 Billion by 2028 Amid Expanding Hyperscaler Spending
Morningstar Equity Research forecasts Nvidia's AI‑related sales could approach $400 billion by 2028, driven largely by its accelerator products. The analysis highlights that hyperscaler cloud providers are expected to push annual capital expenditures beyond $450 billion by 2027, fueling demand for AI hardware. While growth remains robust, the pace is projected to decelerate after 2024, raising questions about sustainability. Competitive pressures from Broadcom, AMD and other semiconductor firms, together with rising energy needs, regulatory scrutiny and geopolitical factors, could temper Nvidia's dominance in the long run. Leer más →

EU Antitrust Regulator Fines Google Over AdTech Practices

EU Antitrust Regulator Fines Google Over AdTech Practices
The European Commission has imposed a record fine of €2.95 billion (just under $3.5 billion) on Google, concluding the company abused its dominant position in online advertising. Regulators said Google favored its own ad exchange, AdX, in both its publisher ad server and ad‑buying tools, creating a conflict of interest across the adtech supply chain. Google has 60 days to stop the self‑preferencing practices and must propose remedies, or face further action. The company announced it will appeal the decision, arguing there are maybe alternatives to its services. The fine is the EU's second‑largest antitrust penalty ever. Leer más →

EU Antitrust Regulator Fines Google Over AdTech Practices

EU Antitrust Regulator Fines Google Over AdTech Practices
The European Commission has imposed a record fine of €2.95 billion (just under $3.5 billion) on Google, concluding the company abused its dominant position in online advertising. Regulators said Google favored its own ad exchange, AdX, in both its publisher ad server and ad‑buying tools, creating a conflict of interest across the adtech supply chain. Google has 60 days to stop the self‑preferencing practices and must propose remedies, or face further action. The company announced it will appeal the decision, arguing there are maybe alternatives to its services. The fine is the EU's second‑largest antitrust penalty ever. Leer más →

Microsoft to Unbundle Office 365 from Teams, Cutting Prices to Avoid EU Antitrust Penalty

Microsoft to Unbundle Office 365 from Teams, Cutting Prices to Avoid EU Antitrust Penalty
Microsoft has agreed to sell Office 365 suites without the Teams collaboration tool at a substantially lower price, ending a long‑standing European Union antitrust dispute. The settlement follows a complaint that Microsoft illegally tied Teams to its dominant Office suite, limiting competition. Under the deal, customers can switch to licenses that exclude Teams, move their data elsewhere, and benefit from price cuts that could halve the cost difference between bundled and unbundled suites. Competitors such as Slack, Google Meet and Zoom will gain greater interoperability, while Microsoft avoids a potential EU fine. Leer más →

Microsoft to Unbundle Office 365 from Teams, Cutting Prices to Avoid EU Antitrust Penalty

Microsoft to Unbundle Office 365 from Teams, Cutting Prices to Avoid EU Antitrust Penalty
Microsoft has agreed to sell Office 365 suites without the Teams collaboration tool at a substantially lower price, ending a long‑standing European Union antitrust dispute. The settlement follows a complaint that Microsoft illegally tied Teams to its dominant Office suite, limiting competition. Under the deal, customers can switch to licenses that exclude Teams, move their data elsewhere, and benefit from price cuts that could halve the cost difference between bundled and unbundled suites. Competitors such as Slack, Google Meet and Zoom will gain greater interoperability, while Microsoft avoids a potential EU fine. Leer más →

Nvidia AI Accelerator Sales Projected Near $400 Billion by 2028 Amid Expanding Hyperscaler Spending

Nvidia AI Accelerator Sales Projected Near $400 Billion by 2028 Amid Expanding Hyperscaler Spending
Morningstar Equity Research forecasts Nvidia's AI‑related sales could approach $400 billion by 2028, driven largely by its accelerator products. The analysis highlights that hyperscaler cloud providers are expected to push annual capital expenditures beyond $450 billion by 2027, fueling demand for AI hardware. While growth remains robust, the pace is projected to decelerate after 2024, raising questions about sustainability. Competitive pressures from Broadcom, AMD and other semiconductor firms, together with rising energy needs, regulatory scrutiny and geopolitical factors, could temper Nvidia's dominance in the long run. Leer más →

Nvidia AI Accelerator Sales Projected Near $400 Billion by 2028 Amid Expanding Hyperscaler Spending

Nvidia AI Accelerator Sales Projected Near $400 Billion by 2028 Amid Expanding Hyperscaler Spending
Morningstar Equity Research forecasts Nvidia's AI‑related sales could approach $400 billion by 2028, driven largely by its accelerator products. The analysis highlights that hyperscaler cloud providers are expected to push annual capital expenditures beyond $450 billion by 2027, fueling demand for AI hardware. While growth remains robust, the pace is projected to decelerate after 2024, raising questions about sustainability. Competitive pressures from Broadcom, AMD and other semiconductor firms, together with rising energy needs, regulatory scrutiny and geopolitical factors, could temper Nvidia's dominance in the long run. Leer más →

EU Antitrust Regulator Fines Google Over AdTech Practices

EU Antitrust Regulator Fines Google Over AdTech Practices
The European Commission has imposed a record fine of €2.95 billion (just under $3.5 billion) on Google, concluding the company abused its dominant position in online advertising. Regulators said Google favored its own ad exchange, AdX, in both its publisher ad server and ad‑buying tools, creating a conflict of interest across the adtech supply chain. Google has 60 days to stop the self‑preferencing practices and must propose remedies, or face further action. The company announced it will appeal the decision, arguing there are maybe alternatives to its services. The fine is the EU's second‑largest antitrust penalty ever. Leer más →

Microsoft to Unbundle Office 365 from Teams, Cutting Prices to Avoid EU Antitrust Penalty

Microsoft to Unbundle Office 365 from Teams, Cutting Prices to Avoid EU Antitrust Penalty
Microsoft has agreed to sell Office 365 suites without the Teams collaboration tool at a substantially lower price, ending a long‑standing European Union antitrust dispute. The settlement follows a complaint that Microsoft illegally tied Teams to its dominant Office suite, limiting competition. Under the deal, customers can switch to licenses that exclude Teams, move their data elsewhere, and benefit from price cuts that could halve the cost difference between bundled and unbundled suites. Competitors such as Slack, Google Meet and Zoom will gain greater interoperability, while Microsoft avoids a potential EU fine. Leer más →

Microsoft to Unbundle Office 365 from Teams, Cutting Prices to Avoid EU Antitrust Penalty

Microsoft to Unbundle Office 365 from Teams, Cutting Prices to Avoid EU Antitrust Penalty
Microsoft has agreed to sell Office 365 suites without the Teams collaboration tool at a substantially lower price, ending a long‑standing European Union antitrust dispute. The settlement follows a complaint that Microsoft illegally tied Teams to its dominant Office suite, limiting competition. Under the deal, customers can switch to licenses that exclude Teams, move their data elsewhere, and benefit from price cuts that could halve the cost difference between bundled and unbundled suites. Competitors such as Slack, Google Meet and Zoom will gain greater interoperability, while Microsoft avoids a potential EU fine. Leer más →

EU Antitrust Regulator Fines Google Over AdTech Practices

EU Antitrust Regulator Fines Google Over AdTech Practices
The European Commission has imposed a record fine of €2.95 billion (just under $3.5 billion) on Google, concluding the company abused its dominant position in online advertising. Regulators said Google favored its own ad exchange, AdX, in both its publisher ad server and ad‑buying tools, creating a conflict of interest across the adtech supply chain. Google has 60 days to stop the self‑preferencing practices and must propose remedies, or face further action. The company announced it will appeal the decision, arguing there are maybe alternatives to its services. The fine is the EU's second‑largest antitrust penalty ever. Leer más →

iRobot’s Future Looks Uncertain as Revenue Falls and Debt Mounts

iRobot’s Future Looks Uncertain as Revenue Falls and Debt Mounts
iRobot, the maker of the iconic Roomba robot vacuum, reported a sharp revenue decline of 23 percent to $127.6 million in its latest quarter. The drop, driven by weak performance in the U.S. and European markets, comes amid fierce competition from Chinese manufacturers and the collapse of a planned sale to Amazon, leaving the company deep in debt. CEO Gary Cohen warned that the company could shut down within 12 months if conditions do not improve, while still exploring a potential sale or other strategic alternatives. Leer más →