Google and Amazon's latest sustainability reports reveal significant rises in carbon emissions, up 25% and 16% respectively, largely due to increased AI use. While both companies have committed to net-zero emissions, AI's heavy energy demand, especially from data centers and semiconductor manufacturing, complicates these targets. Much of the emissions growth stems from indirect sources like hardware production and data center construction. To meet their climate goals, they must boost renewable energy use, invest in greener materials, and purchase carbon removal credits, making the path to net-zero more challenging but still achievable.
Donald Harrison, Google's president of global partnerships, resigned from SpaceX's board after nearly 12 years, leaving Alphabet without a direct board seat despite increasing its SpaceX stake. The departure comes as Alphabet expands its commercial t...
Berkshire Hathaway shares surged over 5% this week, outperforming the S&P 500 and Nasdaq as investors moved away from tech stocks amid fears that heavy AI-related spending may not pay off. Despite a recent drop in Alphabet shares, a major Berkshire h...
Social media companies like Snap, Meta, and Google are increasingly facing lawsuits over child safety concerns, with Snap recently settling a case alleging its platform caused psychological harm to teens. This comes as tech giants aggressively integr...
Alphabet increased its holdings in SpaceX to 555 million shares valued at $83.7 billion as of September 2026, making it its largest equity position despite a decline in value due to share price changes. The move coincides with SpaceX's strong Q3 reve...
Crusoe, a Denver-based data center developer valued at $30.9 billion, sold an unfinished data center project in Wyoming to Google after failing to secure Google as a customer for the site. Google raised concerns about the project's cost and construct...
