Pretend Politics The CEO of Epic Games, the maker of Fortnite, is sounding off on his fellow tech executives for falling in ...

Sweeney's remarks follow pledges from several major tech companies, including Google and Apple, to donate $1 million to Trump ...

Tim Sweeney, the founder and chief executive of Fortnite parent company Epic Games, has accused Big Tech leaders of shifting ...

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Tim Sweeney, the American video game programmer and one of the most popular businessmen in the gaming industry, is the founder and CEO of Epic Games and the man behind Fortnite. In 2024, ...

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Epic Games founder and CEO Tim Sweeney has criticised major technology company executives for supporting President-elect Donald Trump. Sweeney accused companies such as Apple, Google, and Meta of ...

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Fortnite has 350 million registered accounts, although only about 83 million are active in any given month. Epic Games announced a $2 billion funding round in April, for a $31.5 billion valuation.

Tim Sweeney, the founder and chief executive of Fortnite parent company Epic Games, has accused Big Tech leaders of shifting political allegiances to "curry favor" with President-elect Donald Trump.