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Search giant merges AI resources to accelerate progress in technology that is reshaping businessUpdated April 20, 2023 5:15 pm ETAlphabet Inc.’s Google merged its two main artificial-intelligence research units, a major reshuffling as tech companies jockey for leadership in an area quickly reshaping business. Google said the new unit, Google DeepMind, would combine the existing Brain

Updated April 16, 2023 12:00 pm ETAs Kya Sainsbury-Carter takes the reins of Microsoft Corp.’s digital-advertising business, she has a shiny new toy to play with: artificial-intelligence chat. Ms. Sainsbury-Carter, a 17-year veteran of Microsoft, was named the first woman to lead the company’s $18 billion ad business in March. Her appointment came just weeks

The future of global hydrogen is looking brighter as India, this week, presented a $2 billion subsidy scheme to push domestic hydrogen fuels, and Rystad Energy foresees a 700% growth of global hydrogen pipelines by 2035. Without an increase in hydrogen transport infrastructure, most projects will still face an uphill battle. ...

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India Business News: With insurance being the biggest source of consumer disputes, the government is pushing for an array of tweaks, including higher limits for the ombuds.

For a long time, Japan has been perceived as a tech-oriented country, exporting a futuristic pop culture to the world, and those who visit can actually find the neon-lit megacities they’re looking for, operating cleanly twenty-four hours a day. At the same time, though, there are aspects of Japanese daily life that remain firmly analogue

March 6, 2023  •  4 min read  •  By Alexander Lee Ivy Liu Last week, the Washington Post launched its first in-house gaming product, just over a month after announcing the closure of Launcher, WaPo’s gaming and esports vertical. The move shows that national publications like the Washington Post still believe games are a good business —