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The antitrust hammer has arrived! The Department of Justice urges the court to "force Google to sell the Chrome browser."
The USA Department of Justice demands that Google pays a heavy price for its monopolistic behavior, including three core measures: a court-ordered sale of the Chrome browser, termination of agreements that grant its Search Engine default status on Smart Phones and other devices, and a requirement to provide competitors with data access. Furthermore, a loss in another antitrust case may lead to the splitting of its $31 billion advertising business.
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Can AI narratives continue? Following Microsoft, there are also reports that Amazon is slowing down the expansion of its Datacenter.
① Analysts from Wells Fargo & Co have indicated through industry channels that Amazon has slowed down negotiations for new Datacenter leases; ② Previously aggressive in expanding computing power, Microsoft has begun making adjustments to its Business; ③ Analysts also pointed out that, aside from the two major Cloud Computing giants, activities from large Technology companies like Google have not shown signs of fatigue.
