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In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we bring you the top stories in startups and tech. Infosys legends Nandan Nilekani, Narayana Murthy, and Salil Parekh brush off AI fears, calling it an opportunity. The government meets gaming firms as Games24x7 begins layoffs after the real-money gaming ban. Big Tech continues to hire aggressively in India despite tariff tensions, and UPI crosses the 20 billion monthly transactions milestone.
Nvidia, the world’s most valuable chipmaker reports Wednesday after market close - the last of the Big Tech cohort to do so. Results from Microsoft, Meta Platforms and others showed that outlooks remain mostly intact despite uncertainty over Trump’s tariffs.
A key concern raised during the meeting was the threat of copyright infringement posed by AI tools — an issue that has roiled global creative and tech circles.
With nearly half a billion users, India is YouTube's largest market and a crucial region for its future growth strategy, especially with its AI efforts.
The S&P 500 wiped out its weekly losses and the Nasdaq 100 rose almost 1.5% as Apple Inc. gave a reassuring forecast
Big multinational agribusinesses such as Bayer, John Deere, BASF and Syngenta, which are dominant in seeds, inputs, agrochemicals and farm equipment, are collaborating with tech giants like Google, Amazon and Microsoft to set up digital platforms in the agriculture space
The EU has established a reputation globally for its aggressive regulation of major technology companies
Former IT minister Rajeev Chandrashekhar says that while Big Tech brings a lot to the table, these companies must also comply with established rules and regulations.
As traditional media struggles for fair compensation, India is gearing up to tackle the growing imbalance in digital ad revenue-sharing between news publishers and tech giants like Google and Meta.
In a growing perception around the need to have a separate digital competition law, the DMCC is either set to be the legend in the field of rulemaking, or reflect the delusion in the UK government public policy
EU court rulings against Apple and Google mark a new era for of swifter regulation for tech giants
Microsoft Corp., Amazon.com Inc., Alphabet Inc. and Meta Platforms Inc. — together accounting for more than 40% of Nvidia’s revenue — have all said they will keep investing billions into AI infrastructure
The government identified Google, Uber, Alibaba, Airbnb, Facebook and Amazon among the Big Tech players driving increased data consumption
Small-cap stocks surge in expectation they will benefit disproportionately from a Fed interest rate cut
The Digital Competition Bill brings in additional obligations for companies if they meet certain specific thresholds such as global turnover, number of business users and so on
As the sector ages, markers of traditional hierarchy are creeping in
Several regulations such as the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, Digital India Bill, and National Data Governance Framework, will have immense ramifications for Big Tech companies
The industry body also said that the criteria for designating enterprises as Systematically Significant Digital Enterprises (SSDEs) can potentially include the entirety of the Indian digital sector
California’s proposed act to get Big Tech to pay news publishers raises familiar arguments, but eventually if human-generated news gets funding it will be for the greater good
Having exploited user data for years, the tables are turning as Big Tech firms grab it from each other
However, they feel that two co-existing anti-trust laws may lead to over-regulation and add to the compliance burden of firms, the burden of which ultimately the consumer may have to bear.
Experts said that more clarity is required when it comes to providing exemptions to firms from the provisions of the draft Digital Competition Bill
The Digital Competition Bill proposes rules for Big Tech companies (SSDEs) to curb anti-competitive practices based on global turnover and user base.
The draft bill is a part of the report that Committee on Digital Competition Law (CDCL) submitted to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs on February 27.