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Microsoft has temporarily halted automatic installation of the Microsoft 365 Copilot app on Windows devices with Microsoft 365 apps, originally planned for December 2025. Existing installations remain unaffected, and sysadmins can deploy via Intune. The decision may tie to CEO Satya Nadella's Copilot repositioning strategy; EEA users see no change.
Alibaba's core e-commerce growth has slowed significantly. Alibaba Cloud shows strong growth, positioning AI as the company's savior. This reflects a strategic shift toward cloud and AI services.
Tencent is showing signs of urgency amid intense competition. The company has successfully guarded its profits. However, it has failed to preserve its imagination and innovative edge.
Meta Platforms will cut back on third-party content moderators. The company plans to rely more on advanced AI systems. These AI tools will detect and remove posts violating terms of service.
Google is shaking up its Browser Agent Team as Silicon Valley obsesses over AI coding agents. The OpenClaw craze is driving this shift, with Google and other AI labs redirecting their strategies and resources.
Meta will end VR access to Horizon Worlds after June 15, 2026, shifting focus to the mobile app on iOS and Android. Worlds and events will be delisted from Quest Store by March 31, and features like Hyperscape Capture sharing will be removed. This move aligns with Meta's prioritization of AI and smart glasses over VR metaverse.
Fotile, under leader Mao Zhongqun's Confucian style, is aggressively pivoting to robotics. The article questions why a traditional home appliance company is making such a bold bet on robots.
ChatGPT is retreating from e-commerce ambitions. ByteDance's Doubao AI is aggressively pursuing the sector instead. It signals Doubao must master practical execution.
Tuya Smart's co-founder and COO Alex Yang discusses expanding the company's focus from IoT to AI growth. In a Bloomberg interview, he highlights building on AI momentum. This interview aired on The China Show.
Alphabet awarded CEO Sundar Pichai a $692M compensation package linking him to ambitious projects. It signals board backing after market value surged from $535B to $3.6T under his leadership since 2015.