Tech giants have seen record growth over the past year. We dig into where Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Apple (FAMGA) are placing their bets to analyze their strategies across the cloud, retail, and more.
Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Apple are making moves in the lending space. We dig into their financial services strategies and analyze the market landscape.
Our graphic shows every billion-dollar acquisition made by Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Apple, from Amazon's $13.7B purchase of Whole Foods to Facebook's recent $1B bet on customer management platform Kustomer.
Emerging trends in the auto and mobility space are transforming the way vehicles are designed and how people interact with them. We take a look at how Google, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, and Facebook are capitalizing on these changes.
This new era of computing will impact devices, applications, infrastructure, and more. We dig into Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Apple’s moves across the edge computing value chain to analyze their strategies in the space.
Big tech companies have already made a significant impact in payments and other financial services. Now they're turning to the $6T insurance industry. We look at their major moves in the health, life, and P&C insurance spaces.
Artificial intelligence is a key component of Apple's broader healthcare initiatives. We break down how the tech giant is using its popular consumer devices to collect health data, building AI expertise to make use of that data, and forming strong industry partnerships to create an ecosystem around its products.
Q3’20 has been the second consecutive record quarter for big tech investments, despite the global pandemic. Here’s where FAMGA is investing.
The healthcare industry is undergoing systematic changes, accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Big tech companies Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Apple are using this opportunity to push ahead with their healthcare ambitions.
Apple has leveraged acquisitions to make recent moves in weather, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and more. We visualize the tech giant's biggest bets.
Apple's 'finger devices' patent application could signal a solution to various consumer tech challenges. One is the need for a non-obtrusive device that would help users manipulate and interact with objects in the real world. Another is the need to broaden AR/VR experiences beyond the visual.
Unicorns buying unicorns. The $8T opportunity in wellness tech. Empathy in design. Killer robots. Here are the top tech trends poised to reshape industries in 2020.
Big tech incumbents are moving into healthcare, tackling the many gaps in this industry. And their recent efforts suggest that revamping the pharma sector may be one of their top priorities. We take a closer look at these initiatives.
The iPhone maker envisions a connected home that can tell when you’re asleep.
October 2019 was a busy month for tech giants in healthcare. We take a look at recent moves in the space from Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Apple.
We look at (1) Apple’s key financial products, (2) the ways in which Apple poses a threat to incumbents, and (3) where incumbents can build, buy, and partner to compete.
These three tech giants have each made moves on the fringes of the health insurance space over the last several years. We take a look at their current initiatives in the space, and what each company may do next.
Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, Google and Amazon have made 124 equity investments into AI startups and over 50 acquisitions.
The market opportunity in healthcare is huge, and Apple sees healthcare and wellness as a core part of its app, services, and wearables strategies. Now the company is aiming to become your personal health record, jumping into research, medical devices, and more.
Top US tech companies are leveraging smart speakers, search data, and consumer insights to give the beauty and personal care industries a tech edge.
From privacy preserving advertising exchanges to encrypted genomics, the world's biggest tech companies are prioritizing the future of data security.
Also discussed are tech for aging adults, sustainable supply chains, and trends in grab-and-go retail.
The maverick of personal computing is looking for its next big thing in spaces like healthcare, AR, and autonomous cars, all while keeping its lead in consumer hardware. With an uphill battle in AI, slowing growth in smartphones, and its fingers in so many pies, can Apple reinvent itself for a third time?
Tech giants are hiring people to help solve problems and repair the companies' images in areas including user privacy, elections security, AI and ethics, and more.