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Google Warns Chrome Would Suffer if Browser is Sold Off
Google says its Chrome browser could not be replicated if it’s forced to sell it off, warning of serious consequences for consumers and developers. Google Chrome’s general manager Parisa Tabriz told a US federal court on Friday (25 April) that Chrome’s performance heavily relies on Google’s infrastructure,
Weinberg described his estimate as a "back-of-the-envelope" calculation, based on Chrome's vast user base and global reach – ...
Legacy search brand Yahoo has been working on its own web browser prototype, and says it would like to buy Google’s Chrome if ...
DuckDuckGo CEO Gabriel Weinberg testified that Google’s Chrome browser is worth “upwards of $50B if it went on the market” based on ...
During the Justice Department's antitrust case, Google defended Chrome's unique integration with its services, arguing its ...
Parsa Tabriz, Google's vice president of engineering and general manager for Chrome, warned that ordering the divestment of ...
Executives from AI companies OpenAI and Perplexity testified earlier in the trial that their companies would be interested in ...
Apple is advising iPhone users to stop using Google's Chrome due to privacy concerns related to tracking cookies, which monitor online activity and potentially expose sensitive data like banking ...
Tech executives from OpenAI and Perplexity have also testified that they'd be open to buying Chrome browser, while DuckDuckGo ...
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