Google DeepMind is sharpening its scientific ambitions with a new automated research lab in the UK, signalling a broader push to tie advanced artificial intelligence to national research priorities.

Google is to face a second grilling over its UK taxes following an investigation by Reuters. The Big G, along with auditor Ernst & Young, has been called back to Parliament by Margaret Hodge, chair of ...

A former employee of the search giant claims to have a cache of 100,000 emails and documents he'll hand over to the tax man. Joe has been writing about consumer tech for nearly seven years now, but ...

This marks a significant victory for the company's European expansion plans, but unsurprisingly there is local resistance.

Google has poured $1bn into its UK data centre subsidiary, City AM can reveal, in the clearest sign yet that the tech giant ...

The U.K.’s more expansive, post-Brexit role in digital regulation continues to be felt today via a policy change by Google, which has announced that it will, in the near future, only run ads for ...

Over the past two years, Google has committed to eventually bringing its employees back into the office as part of a “flexible workweek.” Google’s latest commitment to this model is purchasing its ...

Google Faces Tougher UK Rules to Regulate Search and Advertising Power Your email has been sent The UK has proposed giving Google “Strategic Market Status,” which means it will be subject to conduct ...

LONDON (Reuters) - In November 2012, Google's Vice President for Northern and Central Europe was called to an oak-paneled conference room overlooking the Thames to testify to a parliamentary committee ...

Google reportedly showed UK users incorrect guidance on the rules around COVID-19 self-isolation. The Guardian found Google offered incorrect snippets of advice ...

Google UK is rolling out a stricter ad screening rule in the United Kingdom after an increase in fraudulent adverts online during the COVID-19 pandemic. Google has announced that starting on Aug. 30, ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies could boost the UK economy to the tune of £400bn by the year 2030 by making people more productive in their day jobs and opening up new career paths to them.