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slash UK slash AI for people. Here's your TMB Tech Minute for Thursday, April 24th. I'm Katie

Dayton for the Wall Street Journal. Google Parent Alphabet

today posted quarterly revenue and profit that exceeded endless expectations. Despite facing new

tough competition from artificial intelligence upstarts, the company's search and advertising

unit saw strong growth, with revenue increasing 12% from a year ago to more than $90 billion.

The company also said it now counts 270 million paid subscriptions, driven by YouTube and Google

1, its cloud storage service. Shares rose more than 3% in early after-hours trading.

Intel, however, didn't fare so well. The chipmaker's shares fell more than 5% in early after-hours trading. Intel, however, didn't fare so well. The chipmaker's shares

fell more than 5% after hours, after the company posted wider quarterly losses of $821 million.

Intel said it would increase its focus on engineering new products and streamline its business

by cutting management positions.

And the European Commission has banned officials from meeting with lobbyists for Huawei

technologies after Belgian authorities began investigating the company and its staff over corruption

allegations. The European Parliament had previously banned Huawei staff from its premises, with the Commission following suit last month.

Huawei didn't respond to a request for comment, but last month said that it has a zero-tolerance policy towards corruption.

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