D-Wave Quantum said Wednesday that it had sold the world’s largest quantum computer to a German research institute, marking a ...

A consortium of Siemens Mobility and construction company Leonhard Weiss secured a contract valued at roughly 2.8 billion euros ($2.89 billion) to roll out modern digital control and safety technology ...

The need for secret communications arose very early in civilization. It progressed due to the “intellectual arms race” ...

Palantir stock surges as artificial-intelligence gains drive an earnings and revenue beat, China begins an antitrust probe into Alphabet’s Google, and Merck stock sinks on weak guidance.

Italy’s 10-year yield was 0.5 bp lower at 3.65 per cent. The gap between Italian and German yields – a market gauge of the risk premium investors demand to hold Italian debt – stood at 105.5 bps. The ...

Germany’s heavy industry is facing mounting competition from power-hungry technology companies for electricity, at a time when high energy costs are already leading manufacturers to build factories ...

The company started with French, Spanish, German, Italian ... lucrative revenue stream in addition to advertising. Indeed, Alphabet, the parent company of Google, already inked a similar deal ...

Heritable Agriculture, which spun out of X, Alphabet’s moonshot lab, in December, aims to speed things up. The idea is to use artificial intelligence (AI) to predict, for a given environment ...

But the staggering valuations of Alphabet, Amazon ... about half the total earnings of listed stocks in the British, German and French markets over the past 12 months. Artificial Analysis ...

The German cartel office said in April 2023 it ... If confirmed, Apple would join Google parent Alphabet and Facebook owner Meta as companies subject to extra controls in Germany over their ...

KARLSRUHE, Germany, Jan 28 (Reuters) - German federal judges indicated on Tuesday that they could back the country's antitrust regulator in a legal battle with Apple (AAPL.O), opens new tab ...

Over in the US, Broadcom finished down 17.4%, followed by ChatGPT backer Microsoft which fell 2.1% and then Google parent Alphabet which ended down 4.2%. Trump says shock could also be 'positive ...