Yahoo Plans to Become Public Company Again
Yahoo may soon cease to be a private company.
Yahoo may soon cease to be a private company.
The media reported on Apple’s intention to transfer its lawsuit with Epic Games to the US Supreme Court.
Twitter announced that access to TweetDeck will soon be provided only to verified users.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has taken the initiative to introduce a new rule that prohibits numerous forms of fake reviews on the Internet.
Apple has decided to reduce the production goals of Vision Pro.
The company Hive, which operates in the field of artificial intelligence, announced the subletting of three floors of an office located in the center of San Francisco.
Authentic Brands Group received an initial investment of $500 million from the joint stock company General Atlantic.
The media reported that the American financial conglomerate Citigroup is currently reviewing the concept of its partnership with the Swiss custodian of digital assets Metaco.
The company Runway AI, which produces software for artificial intelligence, with which you can create short videos based on a minimal verbal request, announced the raising of investment funds in the amount of $141 million.
The startup Inflection AI, which is currently working on creating a chatbot called Pi, reported that it managed to raise investment funds in the amount of $1.3 billion.
The TikTok video application, which is part of the ByteDance ownership structure, has begun positioning itself as a free trading platform within the framework of seminars and meetings with Chinese manufacturers and exporters.
Apple is approaching a historically important moment in its existence, which will be a record indicator of the company’s market value.
In the United States, a federal government agency that issues patents and trademarks has confirmed information that this organization inadvertently disclosed the personal addresses of about 61 thousand applicants.
The lawsuit against OpenAI, the maker of the popular chatbot ChatGPT, was filed in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California by Clarkson Law Firm on June 28
Typeface, a startup that works in the field of artificial intelligence and specializes in content creation services for businesses, reported raising $100 million in funding.
The United States is currently exploring the prospects of introducing additional restrictive measures regarding the export of chips necessary for developments in the field of artificial intelligence to China.
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