[New] The accolades for the new Google Gemini 3.0 AI model could drive more customers to Google Cloud.
Nasdaq
[New] By combining proven Android development tools, strategic hardware partnerships, and advanced AI capabilities, Google is creating an open ecosystem that could democratize XR development much like Android democratized mobile computing.
Next Reality
[New] Concerned that a power crunch could delay the roll out of data centers, Microsoft and Google have signed long-term power deals to support the reopening of shuttered nuclear plants in Iowa and Pennsylvania.
Electricity Info
[New] Google is rolling out new AI tools and features either directly to search or in ways that could impact search.
WordStream
[New] Google DeepMind's Demis Hassabis predicts transformative AGI on the horizon, with agents converging capabilities in the next 12 months, potentially exceeding human levels by 2035.
Genesis: Human Experience in the Age of Artificial Inte
[New] Google Ads will remain one of the few reliable traffic sources, driving increased competition and significantly higher costs per click.
TechRound
[New] Gemini is expected to become Google's default AI layer in 2026, replacing Google Assistant and extending across phones, smartwatches, cars, and smart home devices.
TechRepublic
[New] Google's tensor processing units could become a material driver of value as Google sells its chips to third parties.
The Times Of India
[New] Google is telegraphing a massive strategic convergence for 2026, where a significant jump in capital expenditure will directly fuel a three-front AI offensive.
i10X
[New] The emergence of Google-owner Alphabet as a potential threat, thanks to the launch of its own custom AI chips, has seen shares in the erstwhile poster child of AI, Nvidia, come under pressure as its previous dominance of the AI semiconductor space is questioned.
AJ Bell
[New] Google teamed up with Kairos Power to deploy advanced nuclear reactors, with the goal of making one operational by 2030.
Turbomachinery Magazine
[New] Tech companies, such as Google, Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft, deepened their investigation of nuclear power in 2025, and that trend could continue into the 2026-2030 period.
Turbomachinery Magazine
Last updated: 11 January 2026
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