A buyer snagged the new Google Home Speaker early and shared first impressions. The sound impresses, the setup is quick, but ...

Google is preparing to build what will be the first subsea fiber-optic cable connecting the continents of Africa and Australia. The news comes as the major cloud hyperscalers battle it out for ...

The Google Home Speaker is set to start shipping very soon but, ahead of that, one user was able to buy one from a retail ...

This month Google, via its GU Holdings subsidiary, filed with the FCC for a new submarine cable connecting the United States to Taiwan and the Philippines, to be known as the TPU cable system. In a ...

Google has announced a new undersea cable called Umoja, which will connect several African countries and the continent to Australia for the first time. It will increase the continent's net resilience.

The Tabua cable, connecting the US and Fiji, is set to be installed in Q3 of 2025 and be operational by Q1 2026. According to a LinkedIn post from industry observer Philippe Devaux, Google's Tabua ...

Google was recently accused of running a misleading ad campaign for YouTube TV that positioned the service as being hundreds of dollars cheaper than cable, but the company has now agreed to end the ...

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SANTIAGO – Google signed an agreement with Chile on Wednesday to deploy an undersea fiber optic cable connecting South America with Asia and Oceania, a first-of-its-kind project that aims to cement ...

Re “Google’s attempt to intimidate newspapers shows need for state legislation it opposes” (April 12): Google’s resistance to Assembly Bill 886 reminds me of the battle between local television ...

Why it matters: Google already has a significant presence in Africa, but this new undersea cable will extend its influence on the continent, particularly in Kenya where engineers will anchor the cable ...

Google said it will no longer claim that YouTube TV is “$600 less than cable” in its advertising, after an industry ad-review board found the assertion was potentially misleading. The YouTube TV ...