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  2. GOOGLE confirmed technical problems in its London cloud region but did not immediately disclose the cause. Revolut assured customers that their money and data remained safe, while Emma clarified that the disruption was a technical issue rather than a security breach.

    Google Cloud outage disrupts UK banking

    A Google Cloud outage affecting its London region disrupted digital banking and financial services across the United Kingdom on 20 October, including Revolut…

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  3. Google, GOV’T launch Educator Series

    Google, GOV’T launch Educator Series

    Google Philippines has partnered with DepEd, CHEd and TESDA to launch the free Google AI Educator Series, offering Filipino teachers self-paced online courses…

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  5. THE potential deal adds to a growing nuclear push among technology giants seeking large, reliable sources of power for AI infrastructure.

    Google nears $1-B nuclear power deal

    Google is reportedly nearing a multiyear nuclear power deal worth at least $1 billion with Constellation Energy as AI data centers drive demand for reliable…

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  6. IRELAND’S privacy regulator examined whether people clearly understood how settings such as Location History and Web & App Activity could be used to track their movements and infer sensitive personal information.

    Google fined over location tracking practices

    Google has been fined more than €400 million by Ireland’s data regulator over its handling of users’ location data and concerns about consent and transparency.

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  7. DURING heavy rain, users can ask whether roads along their route are flooded or closed, with Maps summarizing available real-time updates and suggesting ways to get around.

    Flooded road ahead? Google says Ask Maps

    Google has rolled out Ask Maps in the Philippines, allowing users to make conversational queries about roads, routes, businesses and destinations while…

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  8. DAILY TRIBUNE Online head Carl Magadia delivers his speech during the graduation ceremony of Project Sigma Philippines: Gen Z for News at the Google Philippines office. The program brings together participating Philippine media organizations, including DAILY TRIBUNE, to explore new ways of engaging younger audiences and tailoring newsroom content to better reach and retain Gen Z readers.

    Tribune tapped as Google model

    The DAILY TRIBUNE’s Hot Patatas was featured in Google’s Project Sigma Philippines for its successful shift to Gen Z-focused YouTube Shorts, boosting average…

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