AWS talks up ‘healthy and robust’ customer pipeline as revenue growth continues to slow…
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has moved to assure the market that its new customer pipeline remains “healthy and robust” after its parent company reported…
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FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried in Talks With US Prosecutors to Resolve Dispute Over Strict Bail Conditions
Sam Bankman-Fried is in talks with US prosecutors to resolve a dispute over the FTX cryptocurrency exchange founder's bail conditions, his lawyer said on…
NRF 2023: Google Cloud talks economic shifts and the future of retail
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Lately, Google has explored adding products that have also seen a lot of consumer success to retail as services. All…
TMobile in talks to acquire Mint Mobile, claims report – Times of India
Mint Mobile, the prepaid telecom service provider owned in part by Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds, is reportedly on block. According to a report in Bloomberg,…
Report: T-Mobile and Mint Mobile in acquisition talks
Kris Carlon / Android AuthorityTL;DR
A new report suggests T-Mobile and Mint Mobile might be in talks about an acquisition.
Mint already uses T-Mobile’s…
CES 2023: LG talks new cockpit computer, transparent OLED, color-changing fridge, and more
, LG showed us its new four-door, French door, color-changing fridge: the MoodUp. Using the ThinkQ Up app, owners of this appliance will be able to…
Microsoft Activision Takeover: No ‘Substantive’ Settlement Talks With US FTC, Lawyer…
There are no "substantive" settlement discussions under way between US President Joe Biden's administration and Microsoft to resolve a legal dispute over the…
No ‘Substantive’ Settlement Talks With US FTC on Activision Deal: Lawyer
There are no "substantive" settlement discussions under way between US President Joe Biden's administration and Microsoft to resolve a legal dispute over the…
Google was in talks to buy Nuvia before Qualcomm swooped in
C. Scott Brown / Android AuthorityTL;DR
Google was reportedly in talks to acquire CPU startup Nuvia.
Microsoft and Intel were two other players purportedly…