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Tech giant SAP is urging the US Supreme Court to reconsider a recent antitrust victory achieved by a rival. This move highlights ongoing tensions in the competitive landscape of the tech industry as companies navigate legal challenges related to market practices.
Google has enlisted Donald Verrilli Jr., former U.S. solicitor general under Barack Obama, to appeal a ruling by U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta that deemed the company to have an unlawful monopoly in online search. This legal move is crucial for Google as it seeks to challenge the ruling, which could significantly impact its business operations.
Apple has legally challenged an EU order requiring it to open its ecosystem to competitors like Meta and Google, arguing that the demands are unreasonable and hinder innovation. The company claims the interoperability requirements are costly and could expose sensitive data to rival firms.
Google faces a critical legal battle as it returns to federal court to counter the US Justice Department's efforts to dismantle its search monopoly. This showdown occurs amid significant shifts towards artificial intelligence that could challenge the company's dominance, following a ruling by US District Judge Amit Mehta declaring its search engine an illegal monopoly.
Google has urged a US judge to reject calls for the company to divest its Chrome browser, arguing that such a move would not diminish its dominance in online search. This comes as rival attorneys present their final arguments in a case regarding Google's alleged illegal monopoly, with the government suggesting that AI advancements could further entrench the company's market position.
Alphabet's Google faces a critical moment in its antitrust trial as the U.S. Department of Justice and several states push for significant changes. They are advocating for Google to sell its Chrome browser, share search data, and end lucrative agreements with Apple and other companies that secure its status as the default search engine. The trial is set to conclude on Friday.
A federal judge is scrutinizing Google's influence in the emerging artificial intelligence market as part of a monopoly case against the tech giant. Judge Amit Mehta is tasked with determining whether to dismantle the company or impose lesser penalties, following a series of inquiries directed at the Justice Department.
The US government has issued a warning regarding the use of Huawei's AI chips, highlighting potential violations of export control laws. Companies utilizing these advanced semiconductors, particularly the Ascend series, may face significant criminal and administrative penalties.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has issued new guidance indicating that the use of Huawei's Ascend AI chips globally may breach U.S. export control regulations. This development highlights escalating concerns and stricter realities surrounding Huawei's technology and its implications.
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