Sundar Pichai

Google CEO Sundar Pichai told the House Judiciary Committee that Google currently has no plans to return to the Chinese market.With this, the CEO left open the option that Google will again be active with a search engine in China in the…

Google CEO Sundar Pichai is reportedly set to testify before Congress about his search engine's alleged bias and Google's plans to launch operations in China. Sundar PichaiGoogle has not confirmed the testimony, but The Washington Post has…

Google CEO Sundar Pichai first spoke at the Wired 25 event about its internal plans to develop a search engine for the Chinese market. According to the CEO, the trial turned out to be a success.Wired writes that Pichai stated that the…

Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen passed away Monday at age 65. He previously announced that he was suffering from lymphoma. Allen came up with the name Microsoft, among other things, and said he invented the two-button mouse.Allen died of…

Instagram founder Kevin Systrom says there were tensions around his departure from Facebook, but he has no hard feelings towards his former employer. He said so in his first public interview after leaving the social network last…

An internal Google memo appears to have leaked revealing details of how Google, and likely the Chinese government, will track users of its Chinese search engine. For example, used IP addresses and links that are clicked are logged.The…

An internal Google memo seems to have leaked revealing details of how Google, and most likely the Chinese government, will follow users of its Chinese search engine. For example, used IP addresses and links that are clicked on are logged.…

Google would like to link the search behavior of the user to his or her phone number with its upcoming Chinese search engine. This should make it easier for the Chinese authorities to find out what citizens are looking for.That reports…

A group of 16 US politicians, consisting of Democrats and Republicans, want clarification from Google about the consequences of its plans to re-enter the Chinese market. There is growing criticism of those plans.The members of the US…

In an open letter, fourteen human rights organizations speak out against Google's Project Dragonfly. Under that name, Google is said to be working on a search app for the Chinese market. The organizations want a clear position from the…