The trio will join executives from Microsoft, Intel and Oracle as part of
“a very heady group of less than a dozen, comprising most of the key players in the sector”
to attend Wednesday’s summit, Recode said.
According to a report earlier this week from USA Today, Trump’s transition team sent out invites to a December 14 roundtable but did not include a complete guest list.
The summit, to be held at Trump Tower in Manhattan, could help patch up relations between Trump and tech leaders, who mostly backed Hillary Clinton for the presidency.
The meeting could also allow both sides to discuss sensitive topics raised during the campaign, such as net neutrality and immigration.
Representatives for Alphabet, Apple and Facebook did not immediately respond to requests for comment.