The DOJ Still Wants Google to Sell Off Chrome

The US Department of Justice wants Google sell Chrome browser As part of the final vehicle offer in one Landmark Antitrest.

The proposal presented on Friday afternoon, Google, the court and bidders, in accordance with the terms of approval, with any asset or service, with any asset or service, he said, he said. In addition, Google can stop suspending partners for the discounted treatment of the search engine.

DOJ, Google requires any new joint venture, cooperation or partnership with any company to search for Google in Google. However, the company does not have to disclose artificial intelligence investments, part of the initial recommendations provided by the bidders in November. The company was still required to give advance notice of future AI investments.

“With its delicate size and unlimited power, Google has robbed the work of fundamental promises with competitive services,” he said. “Google’s illegal behavior has created an economic guliacle that hurts the market, regardless of what happened, whatever happened.

DOJ, DOJ’s the most important technological antitrust incident, the DOJ’s long-term war against Microsoft, is the most important to Google. The lawsuit claimed that the search advantages and web browsers and website browsers and web browsers and smartphones have used the search advantages and forge contracts to maintain. According to the search, the alleged claim, Google, advertising the auction system, which adjusts the price of admissions and advertising, can adjust the auction system to earn more income.

Google claimed that the most successful success in the US market was about 90 percent of the company offering the best search technology in the US market. It also says that consumers can change standard search engines and that Google has competed from Microsoft and others.

“DOJ’s sweep proposals continue to go beyond the court’s decision and harms American consumers, economy and national security,” said Google spokesman Peter Schottenfels sent by email.

Case Went to court in 2023And in August 2024, the district judge in Columbia region of the United States, Amit Mehta, managed Google He retained an illegal monopolyBoth search and general search text ads.

Google has device manufacturers and browser partners who use Google’s device manufacturers and browser partners as standard search technology. According to Mehta’s government, 70 percent of search inquiries in the United States occur through portals where Google has a standard search engine. Mehta, those who could not compete with these agreements, he shares their income with these partners, paying them billions of dollars.