Federal Judge Amit Mehta ruled on Tuesday that Google does not have to sell the Chrome browser or the Android operating system, but will have to share data with rivals to stimulate competition.
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The decision comes in the context of a five-year legal battle and reflects a change in the technological landscape, with an increase in competition from artificial intelligence companies. Google has announced its intention to appeal, which could delay the implementation of the ruling.
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