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Epic Games CEO: Cary company ‘will go to trial against Google alone’

Epic Games CEO: Cary company ‘will go to trial against Google alone’

CARY – Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney remains defiant in the Cary company’s antitrust suit against Google even as another prominent firm – Match – struck a settlement with the internet giant. “Epic will go to trial against Google alone,” Sweeney vowed in a post on X. “We reject Google’s so-called ‘user choice billing,’ in which Google

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Extreme Networks delivers a quarterly profit

Extreme Networks delivers a quarterly profit

MORRISVILLE — Extreme Networks Inc. (EXTR) on Wednesday reported profit of $28.7 million in its fiscal first quarter. The Morrisville-based company said it had net income of 21 cents per share. Earnings, adjusted for one-time gains and costs, were 35 cents per share. The maker of network infrastructure equipment posted revenue of $353.1 million in

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IBM acquires Indonesia-based enterprise resource planning firm

IBM acquires Indonesia-based enterprise resource planning firm

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – IBM is acquiring an enterprise resource planning firm based in Indonesia, the tech giant said Tuesday. Tech news site CRN has the details. It’s the ninth acquisition IBM has made this year. More IBM news Red Hat’s jump in revenues helps deliver Street beating quarter for Big Blue IBM buys ‘data

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Testifying in antitrust case, Google CEO defends paying billions for default search on devices

Testifying in antitrust case, Google CEO defends paying billions for default search on devices

WASHINGTON — Testifying in the biggest U.S. antitrust case in a quarter century, Google CEO Sundar Pichai defended his company’s practice of paying Apple and other tech companies to make Google the default search engine on their devices, saying the intent was to make the user experience “seamless and easy.’’ The Department of Justice contends

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Apple launches fastest chips + iMac, MacBook Pros at ‘scary fast’ event

Apple launches fastest chips + iMac, MacBook Pros at ‘scary fast’ event

By Samantha Kelly, CNN Apple’s MacBook Pro lineup and colorful iMacs just got even faster. At an event livestreamed on Monday night, the company introduced its next-generation family of custom-made processors – the M3, M3 Pro and M3 Pro Max – and along with it, a handful of new computers. The event’s tagline — “scary

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Will Apple’s ‘scary fast’ event be a big trick or a real treat?

Will Apple’s ‘scary fast’ event be a big trick or a real treat?

By Samantha Kelly, CNN Apple is set to host its second product event of the season, a month after introducing its new iPhone 15 lineup. The event, which is online-only, will kick off on Monday at 8:00 p.m. ET/5:00 p.m. PT, an unusually late start-time for Apple keynotes. Some analysts said the decision to hold

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MacRumors: What to expect from the ‘Scary Fast’ Oct. 30 Apple event (with video)

MacRumors: What to expect from the ‘Scary Fast’ Oct. 30 Apple event (with video)

By Juli Clover, MacRumors Apple surprised us with an unexpected October event, and curiously, it is set to take place on Monday, October 30 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time. Apple has never hosted a nighttime event before, so Monday should be quite interesting. The post MacRumors: What to expect from the ‘Scary Fast’ Oct. 30

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Product misinformation & social media: How companies can fight back according to NC State study

Product misinformation & social media: How companies can fight back according to NC State study

RALEIGH – When misinformation spreads on social media, there can be real consequences for both companies and the public. A new study offers insight into how consumers respond to these online hoaxes, which companies can use to better  respond to these misinformation campaigns. To learn more about the work we talked to Alice Cheng, an associate

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Elon Musk & the decline, fall of Twitter: Tracking a year of controversy, decline

Elon Musk & the decline, fall of Twitter: Tracking a year of controversy, decline

By Brian Fung and Clare Duffy, CNN NEW YORK— It’s been one year since Elon Musk completed his purchase of Twitter for $44 billion and set the company, along with its employees and users, off on a whiplash-inducing series of twists and turns. Twelve months on, the company barely resembles its former self — and not only because Musk renamed it

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