Waymo will provide its self-driving data to researchers to further work on the subject.
The tech giants will work together on data security issues.
The tech giants may face federal scrutiny over monopolistic practices.
The new algorithm will use real-time hand tracking to let smartphones read sign language.
Russia has complained to Google about streaming these acts of political dissent on YouTube.
The company debuted the feature at the Google I/O last year.
The Chinese tech giant doesn't generate that much revenue for either company.
Google has heeded the Trump administration's call for U.S. firms to stop doing business with Huawei.
As advertising space gets harder to come by, the search giant is pushing boundaries to maintain growth.
Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has announced that it added nearly 20,000 employees in the last year taking the total headcount to 103,549 in the first quarter of 2019, up from 85,050 a year ago.
The war of words between top American retailers is hotting up. The Amazon prime debate had its trigger from Amazon boss Jeff Bezos who challenged competitors to match up their worker pay with that of Amazon.
The recent Alphabet X graduate takes flight.
Marketers and ad agencies are shifting search ad budgets from Google to Amazon.
And that's not changing for the next few years still.
Evidence is mounting that Google is ready to jump with both feet into the wearables market.
Latest expression of a backlash against men's exploitation of female subordinates in a business, entertainment and politics.
It is time the world embraced an alternate solution to the ever-growing ills of the internet — a decentralized web built with blockchain technology.
Cook's speech at international conference on data privacy appeared to one-up his tech rivals and show off his company's credentials in data privacy.
Amid the success of various Google products one thing has never changed. Since its founding, Google's mainstay has always been advertising revenue.
Using Google's services has become second nature. Our minds literally lie partly on Google's servers.
On Tuesday, Facebook revealed it had removed 652 suspicious pages, groups and accounts linked to Russia and Iran.
Exclusive AP investigation reveals that even with Location History paused, some Google apps automatically store time-stamped location data without asking.