Jennifer Elias is a Technology Reporter at CNBC. She covers Google parent company Alphabet Inc. and explores Silicon Valley culture, focusing on business and economics, particularly in relation to tech companies and their leaders. Jennifer's work has been featured in NBC News, The West Australian, and various NBC affiliates, among others.
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Jennifer Elias' coverage predominantly focuses on business and tech, particularly in relation to Google and its various developments. She frequently relies on press releases, government announcements, and data citations for her articles.
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The Department of Justice is pushing a federal judge to make Google divest its Chrome internet browser as a remedy following the antitrust case.
The DOJ’s request represents the agency’s most aggressive attempt to break up a tech company since its antitrust case against Microsoft, which reached a settlement in 2001.
By: Jennifer Elias
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai fired back at claims it should be further along in the AI arms race made in March by Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.
By: Jennifer Elias
Google CEO fired back at Microsoft CEO's comments aimed at Google's footing in the AI arms race.
By: Jennifer Elias
Alphabet-owned Waymo said it will expand its fleet into Miami next year with plans to open up paid rides to local users by 2026.
By: Jennifer Elias
Alphabet-owned Waymo says it will begin testing its robotaxis in Tokyo, Japan in early 2025. The move marks the company's first step toward international expansion.
By: Jennifer Elias
Despite General Motor's decision to shutter its Cruise robotaxi business earlier this month, the U.S. has never been closer to a driverless future.
Key Points Alphabet's year included product mishaps, layoffs, changes to processes and divide among the workforce.
By: Jennifer Elias
Key Points Google executives held a 2025 strategy meeting with employees last week, setting the stage for a year of increased competition, regulatory hurdles and advancements in AI.
Alphabet’s year included product mishaps, layoffs, changes to processes and divide among the workforce.
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