By: Dan Muse, Gyana Swain, Valerie Potter, Jon Gold, Ken Mingis
The tech giant was ordered to pay $425 million by the San Francisco jury, while France imposed $381 million (€325 million) fine in a coordinated assault on data collection practices.


Valerie Potter is a Managing Editor at Computerworld. She focuses on topics such as AI platforms, software development, and cybersecurity, including cyber attacks and data breaches, while also exploring the realm of open source software. Valerie's work has been featured in CIO Online, InfoWorld, and Computerworld.
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Valerie Potter's coverage focuses on AI, technology, software & SaaS, and workplace productivity. She often covers press releases and provides how-to guides within the technology industry. If you have insights or data related to advancements in AI, new products or services in tech companies, or strategies for improving workplace productivity using technology tools, these would likely align with Valerie's interests. Additionally, if you can offer expert commentary on trends in the IT industry or cloud computing solutions that are shaping business practices today, this may also resonate with her coverage focus.
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