Meta's $19 billion bid to own messaging in the US gains steam — and AI could give it an edge over Apple's iMessage

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CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said WhatsApp represents the "next chapter" for Meta.

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Apple appears to have just shunned Nvidia again

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Nvidia might be in high demand, but it's unclear if it's the first choice for Apple.

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New Apple Patent Suggests Rotating Displays for Future MacBooks

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Apple has some explaining to do this week

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Following WWDC, new iPads, and ongoing China worries, Apple will deliver its third-quarter earnings results on Thursday.

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Apple's reportedly delaying its AI rollout — and that could be a good thing, analysts say

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Apple is betting on Apple Intelligence, revealed in June, to boost iPhone sales.

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Big Tech is preparing to report its earnings. The results could make or break the AI rally.

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Big Tech firms including Satya Nadella's Microsoft will be expected to tell investors how AI is generating returns for them as they report earnings this week.

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Apple Watch Ultra Vs Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra: They’re Both the Best Wearable

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Apple is reportedly delaying the release of Apple Intelligence. Here's what that could mean for its AI strategy.

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Apple is banking on Apple Intelligence to drive up sales.

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Apple just got another iPhone China warning ahead of results

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The Huawei Mate 60 rivals the latest iPhone.

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Your company's AI spending spree could cost you your job

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg (left) and Google CEO Sundar Pichai (right) have both cited AI investments as a reason for layoffs at their companies.

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