Rather than delete files we may still need, best to get more storage. This is why it’s valuable to find external hard drives that aren’t too big so you can store your storage. You may think you have ...

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Facing mounting debt, Google’s Russian subsidiary, Google LLC, filed for bankruptcy in 2022. At that time, the company’s outstanding debt had reached a daunting 19 billion rubles, while its assets ...

A Russian court has fined Google a staggering 2 undecillion rubles (approximately $2.5 decillion) in fines due to its refusal to restore the accounts of several pro-Kremlin and state-run media outlets ...

(NewsNation) — A Russian court fined Google $2.5 decillion for suspending state media YouTube accounts, according to multiple news reports. Numerically, a decillion is a one followed by 33 zeros. It’s ...

A Russian court has imposed an unprecedented fine of approximately $2.5 decillion, or two undecillion rubles, on Google for its refusal to reinstate the accounts of pro-Kremlin media outlets.

According to Russian media outlet RBC and reported by the Moscow Times a Russian judge has slapped Google with fines amounting to 2 undecillion rubles (EUR2.3 decillion) after years of refusing to ...

Major Russian media networks, including state-owned channels such as Zvezda, Channel One, and VGTRK (operators of Russia 1 and Russia 24), among others, filed the claim for an astounding 2 ...

after which much of its digital content was folded into PCMag.com. I also served, briefly, as the editor in chief of the well-known hard-core tech site Tom's Hardware.