New DOJ proposal still calls for Google to divest Chrome, but allows for AI investments

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New DOJ proposal still calls for Google to divest Chrome, but allows for AI investments - TechCrunch

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The US Department of Justice is still calling for Google to sell its web browser Chrome, according to a Friday court filing. The DOJ first proposed that Google should sell Chrome last year, under then-President Joe Biden, but it seems to be sticking with that plan under the second Trump administration.

Mehta is scheduled to hear arguments from both Google and the DOJ in April.

This proposal follows antitrust suits filed by the DOJ and 38 state attorneys general, leading Judge Amit P.