Google’s monopoly over the search market may soon be unwound, as the judge in the long-running search antitrust case is poised to issue a ruling that could force the tech giant to sell off key assets including the Chrome browser.
Bloomberg reports that after Google lost its biggest legal challenge to date when Judge Amit Mehta ruled in 2024 that the company illegally monopolized the search market. Following that verdict, the antitrust case entered a remedies phase in which both the DOJ and Google proposed ways that the internet giant’s monopoly power could be tamed. Now, as Judge Mehta prepares to issue his decision on potential remedies, the…
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