Google To Invest $13 Billion In New Offices, Data Centers Across U.S.
Google said today it will invest more than $13 billion in building data centers and offices across the U.S in 2019.
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Google said today it will invest more than $13 billion in building data centers and offices across the U.S in 2019.
Google parent company Alphabet beat Wall Street expectations for its fourth quarter earnings Monday, although its stock slid in after-hours trading.
After a Bay Area family claimed they were terrorized by someone hacking their Nest camera, an Illinois family says a hacker watched them and spoke to them through their Nest system.
YouTube is promising to stop promoting sensationalistic clips that revolve around scientifically-proven falsehoods and other suspect information.
Mountain View-based Google's self-driving car spinoff Waymo said Tuesday it will bring a factory to Michigan.
France's data privacy watchdog has fined Google $57 million, the first penalty for a U.S. tech giant under new European data privacy rules that took effect last year.
San Bruno-based video giant YouTube is trying to prevent otherwise bright people from doing dangerous things.
Tech giant Google announced plans to move its hardware division which includes the popular security camera Nest into three massive warehouses it recently purchased in North San Jose's Alviso community.
A shareholder sued the board of Google Inc.'s parent company, Alphabet Inc., in San Mateo County Superior Court Thursday for allegedly tolerating and covering up sexual harassment by senior executives.
We may remember 2018 as the year when technology's dystopian potential became clear after a seemingly-unending series of revelations about the dark side of Silicon Valley's connect-everything ethos.
High-tech stocks soared Wednesday, powering the largest single point gain in Dow history with the market finishing the trading day up more than 1,000 points.
Silicon Valley giants Google and Facebook have agreed to pay $455,000 to settle allegations that they failed to keep proper records about who was paying for campaign ads on their sites.
Big Tech's expansion outside of Silicon Valley continues: Mountain View-based Google announced Monday it will invest more than $1 billion to double its workforce in New York City.
Questions on privacy, data collection, China, Russia —and especially political bias — dominated Mountain View-based Google CEO Sundar Pichai's grilling before Congress Tuesday.
Google will shut down its Google+ social network much sooner than planned after discovering a second bug that revealed millions of customers' private information to software developers.
The San Jose City Council's unanimous vote early Wednesday morning to approve a land deal with tech giant Google is a step toward solving the city's historic jobs/housing imbalance, but officials say many more such deals are needed.
The San Jose City Council approved a controversial sale of city-owned land to Google early Wednesday after hours of debate, boisterous opposition and the arrests of at least eight protesters.
The city of San Jose is set to take a key vote Tuesday afternoon on the sale of a major section of the downtown area to Google.
Shares tumbled on the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday, falling more than 795 points as the FAANG technology stocks dropped anywhere from 3 to 5.6 percent on the day.
San Jose's planned downtown land sale to tech giant Google has prompted a hunger strike at City Hall.
Nearly 500 Google employees on Tuesday publicly urged their employer to cease building a censored search engine, code named Project Dragonfly, for the Chinese market.
Authorities in Mountain View including a hazardous materials team investigated an envelope with an unknown substance found at a Google building Tuesday afternoon, but determined the substance to be harmless.
The recent stock market meltdown has hit the tech sector and several Silicon Valley tech giants particularly hard.
Apple stock continued its free-fall, losing nearly 5 percent of its value in Tuesday trading on the New York Stock Exchange, pulling the entire market down with it.ts.
San Jose is releasing details of a memorandum of understanding between the city and Google to build a new high tech campus on what are now several parking lots near the SAP Center.
