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Although the world is seething with tension, there’s always fun to see in technology news.

Zoom, the booming video conferencing platform, is challenged by giants in the social media and tech industry.

Murata Manufacturing Co. Ltd. expects to see a decline in orders from handset producers this year, as the coronavirus pandemic weakens consumer demand.

Google announced earlier today that its launching Meet for free, a video conferencing platform, challenging Zoom.

Tech company Microsoft secured a five-year contract with Coke’s maker Coca-Cola this week.

Tesla asks its employees to return to work later this week to resume production in Fremont, California.

Electronic vehicle maker Tesla sees a rise in Model 3 units after the authorities slash its subsidies.

South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix Inc. warned on Thursday about a continued instability on chip demand.

The plan that was announced by Uber CEO last December might happen sooner than the company anticipated.

Social media giant, Facebook is now taking down some, but not all, anti-quarantine posts in its platform.

Alibaba announced that it is investing $28 billion in its cloud computing unit.

The coronavirus tracing app of France is unfortunately not available yet as the parliamentary continue to discuss it.

Apple fans are delighted that the company finally released its latest iPhone at a much cheaper price.

In recent years, Google has entered the world of smartphones and laptops, producing its own flagship models.

The hype of the platform came through, after just one week since its launch, Quibi gets over 1.7 million downloads.

Apple continues to develop a 2020 version of its iPhone amidst pandemic.

Due to strict travel restrictions0 across the world, Airbnb launches its virtual travel feature.

After facing problems in China, where the company has its Gigafactory in Shanghai, Tesla gets a surprise after the virus.

Amazon suspends a delivery service amidst the coronavirus pandemic.