Tech stocks have their best month since the pandemic

The index Nasdaq Composite which has a strong presence of technology went up 15.29% in April, resulting in the biggest monthly gain since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Covid-19 in April 2020. The financial results of big techs boosted the segment, with Alphabet (owner of Google), Amazon and Microsoft highlighted, because overcame revenue expectations […]

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Apple forward-looking statements show up to 17% growth for Q3 2026

There are no signs of Apple slowing down in Q3 2026, as it is likely to see even more year-over-year growth in spite of a tough comparison for iPad. Apple just had a record-breaking March quarter that brought in $111.2 billion in revenue. It seems that momentum won’t be slowing going into Q3. Apple Chief […]

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New technology converts ordinary bicycle into electric one with up to 50 km of autonomy

The company Cyplore presented, in April this year, a conversion kit that transforms bicycles common in electrical. The product was announced in a Kickstarter campaign and seeks to offer a alternative for those who want electrical assistance without having to buy a new bike. Kickstarter is an online platform that helps raise funds to create […]

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Target plans to spend $145 billion on AI during 2026

The Meta released its financial results for the last quarter and also took the opportunity to present its plans to continue investing in the development of Artificial Intelligence. According to the website Gizmodo, the company intends to spend a total of 145 billion dollars throughout 2026, a value significantly higher than that recorded in the previous […]

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China reinforces military capacity in space, says Financial Times

UAn analysis by the Financial Times newspaper points out that China has been expanding its military capacity in space, including the development of technologies capable of capturing or even destroying satellites. The move comes amid growing rivalry with the United States and the increased risk of conflicts beyond Earth. Military documents and dozens of studies […]

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Visa is quietly building stablecoins into mainstream payment plumbing without you knowing

Visa said its settlement pilot for stablecoins now supports nine blockchains and has reached a run rate of $7 billion a year. The company announced on April 29 that it added Arc, Base, Canton, Polygon and Tempo to a pilot that already used Avalanche, Ethereum, Solana and Stellar. Visa said the annualized settlement run rate […]

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AWS offers free program for women in technology focusing on AI and cloud | Jobs & Opportunities

The Amazon Web Services (AWS) registration is open for the program AWS Women in Cloud (WiC) 2026, initiative free and remote focused on the formation of women interested in technology, cloud computing and artificial intelligence. The program seeks to inspire, train and bring together participants in the technology job market, with development tracks that combine […]

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Tariff-driven costs boost Apple’s domestic manufacturing

Apple CEO Tim Cook made it clear, that the company will reinvest any tariff refund it gets into new U.S. manufacturing initiatives, further funding domestic production. In almost an afterthought at the end of the earnings conference call, Cook made a big announcement. Beyond just going through the recently-announced motions and filing for that tariff […]

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Google Meet now lets you pick what’s added to your meeting notes

You can now toggle which “Take notes for me” sections appear in your notes. The Summary section is now more concise and scannable. A “Decisions” section has been added to the Google Meet feature. Google recently announced that the Meet app’s “Take notes for me” feature would be expanding, allowing you to use the tool […]

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EU accuses Meta of allowing children under 13 years of age access to Facebook and Instagram

The European Union accused Meta this Wednesday (29) of violating the rules of the European bloc and its own conditions by allowing access to Instagram and Facebook for children under 13 years of age. The accusation is part of the preliminary conclusions of an investigation launched two years ago by the European Commission, the EU’s […]

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