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Google Faces Pressure to End Search Monopoly with Proposed Breakup

US prosecutors have intensified efforts to reshape the competitive landscape of online search and advertising by urging a federal judge to implement significant changes to Google’s business operations. These proposed remedies, aimed at dismantling what the government labels a monopoly, include the forced sale of Google’s Chrome browser, the requirement to share search data with […]

DuckDuckGo Calls for New EU Action Against Google

Privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo has taken a bold step by urging the European Commission to initiate three new investigations into Google’s compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The company asserts that despite the 2022 legislation aimed at curbing the dominance of Big Tech companies, the anticipated changes in the search market have not materialized. […]

Musk Could Face EU Fines Despite Possible Trump Appointment

As Elon Musk contemplates a potential role within a future Trump administration, he simultaneously navigates the turbulent waters of European regulatory scrutiny. The European Commission has made it clear that no matter the political changes in the United States, it will pursue enforcement of the Digital Services Act (DSA) against his social media platform, X […]

Apple Faces First EU Fine Under Digital Markets Act

Apple is set to encounter significant financial repercussions as the European Union prepares to impose its first fine under the Digital Markets Act (DMA). This looming penalty underscores a growing tension between major technology firms and regulatory bodies aimed at fostering fair competition in the marketplace. Following accusations of breaching EU antitrust rules, this development […]

Apple Intelligence Expands to the EU Amid Regulatory Changes

In a significant move, Apple has announced plans to launch its Apple Intelligence AI suite in the European Union by April 2025. This strategic expansion comes in response to evolving regulatory landscapes and aims to provide iPhone and iPad users with localized language support. This development underscores Apple’s commitment to enhancing user experience while adhering […]

Apple's New iPad Mini with AI Tools Goes on Pre-Order

Apple has officially launched its latest iPad mini, now available for pre-order at a price of $499. This new iteration of the iPad mini stands out, not only for its compact design but also due to its incorporation of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, promising significant enhancements for users. At the heart of this device […]

Nvidia Set to Overtake Apple’s Market Value

Nvidia’s meteoric rise in stock prices may see it poised to become the most valuable company in the world, overtaking Apple, a title it has held for considerably long. This situation is fueled by the unprecedented demand for AI chips, which has driven investor enthusiasm and confidence in Nvidia’s future profitability, particularly in the thriving […]

New Competition Rules for Digital Platforms in Brazil

Brazil’s government is entering a new phase in regulating digital platforms, aiming to strengthen its competition laws against influential tech giants. The recent proposals to the country’s competition law emphasize the government’s commitment to fostering a fairer digital marketplace. The Ministry of Finance is driving this initiative, stressing that current legislation must evolve to address […]

EU to Invest €865 Million in Digital Infrastructure Expansion

The European Union has made a significant stride towards enhancing its digital capabilities with an investment of €865 million, designated for improving the continent’s digital infrastructure over the next four years. This initiative, part of the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) Digital program, aims to address the pressing need for advanced connectivity and supports the EU’s […]

X Exempt from Gatekeeper Obligations in EU's Digital Markets Act

Elon Musk’s platform, X, formerly known as Twitter, will not be classified as a ‘gatekeeper’ under the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA). This significant decision is expected to be confirmed by the European Commission in the impending week. The DMA represents a groundbreaking regulatory framework aimed at ensuring fair competition among major digital players […]

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