Google has been found to be an illegal monopolist in the US for its practices in the search engine and online advertising ...

Google Chrome used to be a big resource hog and impact the Mac’s performance ... s another reason for someone else to take over Chrome ownership. Chris Smith has been covering consumer ...

Many companies would like the opportunity to buy Chrome, but Google claims no other firm could operate the web browser with ...

The Google antitrust trial is ... propelling it into that territory, but Chrome is still many magnitudes more well used.” As for the impact all of this might have on enterprise users, Harrington ...

Earlier Friday, James Mickens, a computer science expert for the Justice Department, said Google could easily transfer ownership of Chrome to another company without breaking its functionality. “The ...

On Friday, while testifying in Washington federal court, Parisa Tabriz, Chrome's general manager, said that the browser's heavy reliance on Alphabet Inc. GOOG GOOGL-owned Google's infrastructure ...

Under OpenAI's hypothetical ownership, Chrome could "introduce users into what an AI first experience looks like." Chrome isn't the only property Google may lose control over. A separate judge ...

Google is currently in the midst of a major antitrust trial (make that two antitrust trials, actually), which may result in the company being forced to sell off its popular web browser, Google Chrome.

It's unclear whether Chrome would continue to be closely tied to Google's services such as Gmail and search under OpenAI's ownership, but it's very likely that ChatGPT would be integrated into the ...

OpenAI would be interested in buying Google’s Chrome if antitrust enforcers are successful in forcing the Alphabet unit to sell the popular web browser as part of a bid to restore competition in ...

Earlier Friday, James Mickens, a computer science expert for the Justice Department, said Google could easily transfer ownership of Chrome to another company without breaking its functionality.

During the ongoing remedy phase of the Department of Justice's case against Google, OpenAI executive Nick Turley testified on Tuesday that his company would be interested in buying Chrome if Google ...