Google’s longtime chief privacy officer will leave the company this fall and won’t be replaced — even as the Big Tech giant contends with a wave of leaks and user security concerns.

The analyst writes that antitrust actions in the U.S. have limited Google’s stock performance this year compared to its Big 3 Internet peers, but they see a positive outlook for the company ahead.

That's roughly how many jobs Google parent Alphabet plans to eliminate. The figure would amount to 6% of the company's workforce and mark its largest-ever round of layoffs as it copes with a ...

QBTS slips as IBM and Google ramp up gate-based quantum tech, raising doubts about D-Wave's long-term scalability.