Tech Brew Ride Home Tue. 03/05 – The Linux Phoenix?
Mar 5, 2024
The looming deadline for the Digital Markets Act could reshape tech giants, with Google making user-focused changes. A lawsuit against Elon Musk by former Twitter executives raises eyebrows regarding severance matters. Meanwhile, the budget-friendly Nothing Phone 2A impresses with its unique design. Waymo expands its driverless taxi services in major cities, and Linux seems to be enjoying a resurgence in the desktop market with its enhanced security and user-friendly features, capturing the interest of developers and tech enthusiasts alike.
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Google's DMA Compliance
- Google is making significant changes to comply with the DMA, including altering search results and data usage policies.
- These changes will impact businesses by affecting traffic and data access.
DMA Deadline
- Tech companies must comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) by Thursday, March 7th.
- Non-compliance could result in significant fines.
Linux Growth
- Linux's desktop market share has seen a notable 1% increase in just eight months, hitting 4.03%.
- This growth is attributed to increased user-friendliness and open-source nature.
