Google Search now sends searchers directly to publisher-hosted AMP pages
Google will continue to support the open-source AMPhtml format, the company told me.
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Google will continue to support the open-source AMPhtml format, the company told me.
Google Search now sends searchers directly to publisher-hosted AMP pages Read More »
GraphRAG explains why AI is shifting from isolated text to connected knowledge, and what that means for AI search optimization.
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You can now quickly add a line to the chart to show previous time period comparison.
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South Korea’s competition regulator has accused Google of abusing its dominant position in the Android app market, and signalled it will recommend corrective measures and a financial penalty. The Korea Fair Trade Commission said on Wednesday that its Market Surveillance Bureau found conduct affecting 14.16 trillion won, or roughly $9.1bn, in relevant revenue, according to Reuters. […]
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Google on Tuesday released Nano Banana 2 Lite, the fastest and cheapest model in its Nano Banana family of AI image generators. The model produces images in four seconds and costs under four cents per thousand images, making it the company’s most aggressive play yet for developers who need to generate visuals at scale. It […]
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Amazon Web Services is committing $1bn to embed its own engineers inside customer companies. It is the first cloud giant to copy a playbook that Palantir built and that OpenAI and Anthropic have since adopted. Amazon Web Services said on June 30, 2026 that it would pour $1bn into a new Forward Deployed Engineering unit. […]
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Google launched a new “visual treatment making it even easier to discover and visit recipe pages with AI Mode,” said Robby Stein of Google.
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