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Big Tech refers to the largest tech companies in the world who, at the present time, collectively hold significant power through the heavily reliance that the world community is placing on services that they provide. While Big Tech includes behemoths like Amazon, Alphabet (Google), Meta (Facebook) and Microsoft it can also include other tech companies of significant size or influence such as Oracle, IBM or Twitter. |
Big Tech refers to the largest tech companies in the world who, at the present time, collectively hold significant power through the heavily reliance that the world community is placing on services that they provide. While Big Tech includes behemoths like Amazon, Alphabet (Google), Meta (Facebook) and Microsoft it can also include other tech companies of significant size or influence such as Oracle, IBM or Twitter. |
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Revision as of 14:58, 27 January 2022
Big Tech refers to the largest tech companies in the world who, at the present time, collectively hold significant power through the heavily reliance that the world community is placing on services that they provide. While Big Tech includes behemoths like Amazon, Alphabet (Google), Meta (Facebook) and Microsoft it can also include other tech companies of significant size or influence such as Oracle, IBM or Twitter.
Big Tech is analogous to older concepts like Big Pharm and Big Oil.