Sundar Pichai
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Sundar Pichai's Warm Wishes and Top Queries: Insights into Diwali Traditions
Pichai's post featured an engaging GIF, showcasing a symbolic lamp surrounded by five numbers, each representing a distinct query. By clicking on these numbers, users could unveil the intriguing questions dominating Diwali-related searches worldwide.
Sundar Pichai defends Google’s biz practices, says our products are good for internet
The Google CEO defended Google’s business practices, including its deal with Apple and other partners to make Google the default search engine. During the US Justice Department’s hearing late on Monday, Pichai said that Google Search, Android and Chrome are not only good products, but are good for the Internet as a whole, reports The Verge.
Pichai's Prediction: AI to write Google's next 25 years, lift people's lives
As Google looks ahead, the Indian-origin tech mogul has been reflecting on the commitment from the original founder’s letter in 2004: “to develop services that improve the lives of as many people as possible — to do things that matter.”
Google CEO mourns death of Luiz Andre Barroso, creator of modern data centre
Barroso, a 22-year veteran of Google died on September 16 at the age of 59.
From dad to son, Pichai recollects how Google transformed lives in last 25 yrs
Celebrating Google’s rich history of events (the company will officially celebrate its 25th birthday later this month), Pichai said it's time for some gratitude, and a moment to reflect.
What an incredible moment: Sundar Pichai on India’s historic Moon feat
“What an incredible moment! Congratulations to @isro for the successful landing of #Chandrayaan3 on the moon,” Sundar Pichai said in a post on X.com. “Today India became the first country to successfully achieve a soft landing on the southern polar region of the moon,” he added.
Google to set up global fintech operation centre in Gujarat: Pichai
After meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi here on Friday during his three-day state visit to the US, Pichai made the announcement, saying that the company will continue to invest in India through its $10 billion digitisation fund. In 2020, Google had announced to invest a whopping $10 billion.
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