U.S. Antitrust Pushes for Google to Divest Chrome in Landmark Case Against Tech Monopoly

In a notable development in the antitrust proceedings involving Google, U.S. attorneys have proposed that the tech giant must “promptly and fully divest Chrome.” The recommendation suggests selling the popular browser to a buyer that would be approved by the Justice Department and state attorneys general. The proposal, filed in the District of Columbia federal court, also indicates that Google has the option to “fully divest Android.” This move marks a significant step in ongoing efforts to dismantle what the Justice Department describes as Google’s search monopoly. For more details, the full text can be accessed via a paywalled article.