Google launches programme to train Nigerian developers in generative AI
Google has launched a new initiative, Build with AI, to train 1,000 Nigerian developers in generative artificial intelligence (AI) skills.
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Google unveils $37 million investment plan to boost AI Innovation across Africa
Tech giant Google has unveiled a sweeping $37 million investment plan aimed at accelerating the development and responsible use of ...
Microsoft, Google, Apple top phishing targets in Q2 2025 — Check Point Report
A new report by Check Point Research, the Threat Intelligence arm of Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., has revealed that ...
Google rolls out ‘Manage Subscriptions’ feature to help Gmail users globally declutter their inboxes
Tech giant, Google, on Tuesday announced the rollout of a new feature called “Manage Subscriptions” designed to help users easily ...
EU publishers file antitrust complaint against Google as AI overview threatens revenue
A group of independent publishers has filed an antitrust complaint against Google with the European Commission, alleging that the company’s ...
Google to shut down Android Instant Apps by December 2025 due to low usage
Google has announced that it will discontinue support for Android’s Instant Apps by December 2025, citing low user engagement as ...
Google, Meta push for AI sovereignty at Africa Soft Power Summit 2025
Global tech giants Google and Meta have called for greater AI sovereignty in Africa, urging stakeholders to build data and ...
Google rolls out AI Max globally, targets African businesses
Google has launched a global beta rollout of AI Max for Search Campaigns, an AI-powered upgrade to its Search Ads ...
Google opens applications for Software Engineering Apprenticeship in Paris
Google has announced the opening of applications for its Software Engineering Apprenticeship, set to commence in September 2025 at its ...
OpenAI considering buying Google’s Chrome browser – ChatGPT Chief
OpenAI has expressed interest in acquiring Google’s Chrome browser if U.S. antitrust regulators compel Alphabet Inc. to sell it.
