Tech Giants
Coverage of Tech Giants in the Nexus archive.
- Trump threatens EU with 'substantial TARIFF' for 'ROBBING' U.S. tech giants
Trump threatens the EU with substantial tariffs, accusing them of robbing U.S. tech giants. The statement highlights tensions over alleged unfair treatment of American technology companies in Europe.
- The AI Bubble Is No Ordinary Bubble
The AI-driven stock market boom has led to a $27 trillion increase in AI-linked firm valuations, raising concerns about a potential bubble. Market watchers warn of risks to financial stability, with entities like Goldman Sachs, the International Monetary Fund, and Sam Altman highlighting over-optimism and structural differences from past bubbles.
- The White House is dictating access to frontier AI models, shifting power from tech giants
The White House is taking steps to control access to frontier AI models, shifting power from tech companies. Sources say the Trump administration is implementing measures to dictate who can access these models.
- Man snuck into Anthropic office to warn exec ‘was going to be killed’ as violent threats mount: report
A man infiltrated an Anthropic office to warn an executive about an impending threat. Tech companies are enhancing security measures, including hiring armed guards for top executives.
- New York to enact nation's first statewide moratorium on AI data centers
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced a statewide moratorium on new hyperscale AI data centers to address energy and water resource demands and protect communities. The Democratic governor emphasized the need for safeguards before allowing further development, aiming to balance AI growth with infrastructure preservation.
- Tech Giants Lift China Stocks as Rest of Asia Slumps | The China Show | 7/2/2026
Tech Giants are boosting China's stocks while other Asian markets experience declines. The performance contrast highlights differing trends between China and the rest of Asia.
- La France réfléchit à de nouvelles taxes européennes pour financer le budget de l’UE
France is exploring new European taxes to fund the EU's 2,000-billion-euro long-term budget, as Paris seeks to avoid increased direct contributions to Bruxelles amid political pressure from the National Rally. The French government supports EU-level taxes on tech giants and polluters, opposing a reduction in the EU budget that subsidizes France's agricultural sector, while EU Commission proposals for new revenue sources face resistance from member states.
- ‘Enforcement mode’: Australia must take fight to tech giants to make social media ban stick, experts warn
Australia's government has announced legislation to double fines to $99m for platforms violating a social media ban, but experts warn penalties alone will be ineffective without stronger enforcement against tech giants. The eSafety commissioner will gain enhanced information-gathering powers to address the issue.
- Donald Trump threatens UK with new trade war - warning he could impose 100 per cent tariffs in retaliation to any new taxes on tech giants
Donald Trump threatens the UK with a new trade war, warning he could impose 100 per cent tariffs in response to potential new taxes on tech giants. The threat highlights concerns over retaliatory trade measures if such taxes are implemented.
- Donald Trump threatens UK with new trade war - warning he could impose 100 per cent tariffs in retaliation to any new taxes on tech giants
Donald Trump threatened the UK with a new trade war, warning he could impose 100 per cent tariffs in response to potential new taxes on tech giants.
- Oracle sheds 21,000 roles over the past year amid wave of AI layoffs from tech giants
Oracle has laid off 21,000 employees over the past year due to the adoption of AI technologies. The company stated that AI deployment may lead to further workforce reductions. The layoffs are part of a broader trend among tech giants implementing AI-driven workforce changes.
- More countries are pushing for youth social media bans. Is the world reaching a tipping point?
An increasing number of countries are considering or enacting social media bans for young users. Experts suggest these restrictions, aimed at improving online safety, are becoming more common and could mark a significant challenge for major technology companies.
- OECD chief urges governments not to go it alone on digital taxation
Mathias Cormann, the OECD chief, urges governments to avoid a fragmented approach to digital taxation as more countries consider duties on tech giants.
- Trump strikes compromise over AI regulation to satisfy tech giants and MAGA base
US President Donald Trump reached a compromise on AI regulation to satisfy tech giants and the MAGA base. The agreement was discussed at the 'Winning the AI Race' summit in Washington on July 23, 2025.
- Glean’s top line crosses $300M as AI budget-cutting becomes its major selling point
Glean's annual revenue tripled, surpassing $300M, with AI budget-cutting as its primary selling point. The enterprise AI search startup achieved this growth despite increased competition from tech giants entering the category.
- In America, Big Tech’s AI data centers come first — and your community will be last to know
A power crisis in California affecting 49,000 households highlights concerns about tech giants monopolizing local electricity to prioritize their AI data centers over community needs.
- How Europe is fighting for digital sovereignty
Europe is actively pursuing digital sovereignty to reduce its reliance on American technology companies. The article discusses the challenges Europe faces in building independent tech capabilities and competing with dominant US tech giants.
- Albanese Says Australia Won’t Undermine Natural Gas Export Contracts
Australia banned young teenagers from social media on December 10, 2025, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announcing a crackdown to 'take back control' from tech giants. The move marks the start of Australia's social media reform.
- US Supreme Court appears split over controversial use of ‘geofence’ search warrants
The U.S. Supreme Court is divided over the use of 'geofence' search warrants, which allow police to identify criminal suspects by conducting broad searches of tech companies' location data. The court is set to rule on whether such dragnet searches violate privacy rights.