With Gemini 2.5’s public release, Google promises major updates. Over the same weekend, OpenAI faced heavy server loads due to a new feature it launched, highlighting intense AI competition.
Unveiled months after Gemini 2.0, the new model excels in code, math, and science. It handles vast data, works with discretion, and understands context and complexity.
The system, called DolphinGemma, has already managed to generate dolphin-like acoustic sequences and is based on data collected over four decades in the wild.
While OpenAI servers buckled under massive demand for its new image animation tool, Google launched its most advanced AI brain yet to the public.
The president congratulated Wiz CEO Assaf Rappaport on the largest acquisition of an Israeli company, a venture-backed startup, and by Google.
Google’s $32B Wiz acquisition raises questions on strategy, AI competition, and cloud dominance as investors react skeptically to the record deal.
The all-cash buyout comes after Wiz rejected a $23 billion bid from Alphabet last year due to concerns about antitrust approvals and its aim to focus on an initial public offering.
Google’s artificial intelligence engine adds a development that can “see” the screen and respond with relevant information. Initially, the addition will only be available to Android users.
The photos sitting on your smartphone can get a new life, thanks to the digital photo frame. The Looking Glass Go comes with a 3D screen (no glasses required) where you can transfer any photo.
Google’s AI engine introduces a new feature that can "see" the screen and provide relevant information. Initially, this update will be available exclusively for Android users.
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