DOJ Could Make Google Sell Chrome
At this week’s antitrust-remedy hearing, the Justice Department floated forcing Google to divest its Chrome browser, which still commands two-thirds of desktop market share. AI up-starts Perplexity and OpenAI even told the court they’d consider buying Chrome, while DuckDuckGo’s CEO pegged the asset’s value above $50 billion. Regulators also want Google to share search-index data to level the AI-training playing field.
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