And users will never willingly move away either, so we’re stuck with them getting bigger and bigger until the system collapses.
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Yeah, they made double-digit profits. They have been swimming in money for decades and their cash ocean is still getting bigger at an insane rate.
Revenue, however, rose 25% to an enormous $127.6bn. The figure was slightly below the roughly $128bn analysts had forecast.
Advertising revenue grew 11% to $82bn, short of expectations. Revenue from Google’s search business, still the company’s largest source of income, rose 12% to $63.4bn, slowing from 17% growth in the previous quarter.
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Technology@lemmy.world•In China, the AI bubble has already burstEnglish
2·5 days agoNot until we recover from bailing out the US AI industry, which will probably take at least a few years.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Microsoft tells nonprofits their deleted M365 data isn't coming backEnglish
31·24 days agoYeah, but they aren’t Microsoft and have competition, so they might care if they lose your business. Unless you’re a big company or state actor, Microsoft probably wants your data more than what little money you have. Especially if they don’t get any money from you because you’re on some kind of charity plan.
A small local company is also more likely to help you with an individual backup solution if something off the shelve doesn’t fit you.
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Time is one of those things that only exist to drive programmers crazy.