Sundar Pichai says DOJ demands are a “de facto” spin-off of Google search

'Draconian' and dangerous: Former Trump nat sec adviser sounds alarm on Biden-era DOJ's plans for Google

Former national security advisor Robert O'Brien says DOJ's proposed remedies framework is "draconian" and presents numerous far-reaching national security risks.

DOJ Pressures Google to Adopt ‘Sharing is Caring’ Data Ethos

What’s Google without search? The world may soon find out. At least, so says CEO Sundar Pichai. While testifying in Google’s search monopoly remedies trial on Wednesday, he likened the US Department of Justice’s proposal that the company share or license search data with rivals to a de facto divesture of its search engine. True or not, it would be the continuation of a global regulatory push against the Big Tech titan.  Sharing is Caring To Goog…

In a legal scenario that looks like a thriller for technological giants, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai presented himself to the Washington, D.C., federal court, hoping to preserve Google Search’s competitive advantages. In the trial for the possible break-up of his company, Pichai argued that government proposals to split the company and force it to share search data represent an incorrect way to promote competition. According to the original repor…

Google CEO disapproves of DOJ's proposal

Google Chief Executive Sundar Pichai argued on Wednesday that the proposed remedies of the Department of Justice (DOJ) could undermine the company's research, saying

Sundar Pichai says DOJ demands are a “de facto” spin-off of Google search

Sundar Pichai took the stand in Google’s search antitrust trial.

After Meta, Google is again facing US justice. The search engine risks big to try to "save the soldier" Chrome.