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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has testified in federal court in Washington about how Google's dominance in online search makes it difficult for even large companies like Microsoft to compete online. Nadella has become the most prominent witness in a landmark antitrust case against search giant Google.
Nadella's testimony lasted more than 3.5 hours, during which he explained why Microsoft was unable to overcome the advantages Google gained through multibillion-dollar deals to install its search engine as the main one on smartphones and web browsers.
Nadella called the Internet the Google network ("Google Web"), emphasizing that Google can now use its advantages and scale to create tools that allow you to control the emerging artificial intelligence industry. Nadella pointed to the fact that with its dominance in online search, Google has the opportunity to strengthen its position in other important technology industries.
The testimony from the Microsoft CEO is part of a wide-ranging antitrust probe being conducted by the U.S. government to determine whether Google violates competition laws. The process could have long-term implications for regulation of tech giants and competition in the US digital economy.
Recall that the consideration of one of the largest antitrust cases in the IT industry over the past 25 years began in September . The US government accuses Google of violating the rules of fair competition by monopolizing the online search market.
In the current antitrust case against Google, startling information has been revealed . The testimony of one of the employees led to a demonstration of a key document on a projector, which showed an internal Google slide about changes in the search algorithm.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has testified in federal court in Washington about how Google's dominance in online search makes it difficult for even large companies like Microsoft to compete online. Nadella has become the most prominent witness in a landmark antitrust case against search giant Google.
Nadella's testimony lasted more than 3.5 hours, during which he explained why Microsoft was unable to overcome the advantages Google gained through multibillion-dollar deals to install its search engine as the main one on smartphones and web browsers.
Nadella called the Internet the Google network ("Google Web"), emphasizing that Google can now use its advantages and scale to create tools that allow you to control the emerging artificial intelligence industry. Nadella pointed to the fact that with its dominance in online search, Google has the opportunity to strengthen its position in other important technology industries.
The testimony from the Microsoft CEO is part of a wide-ranging antitrust probe being conducted by the U.S. government to determine whether Google violates competition laws. The process could have long-term implications for regulation of tech giants and competition in the US digital economy.
Recall that the consideration of one of the largest antitrust cases in the IT industry over the past 25 years began in September . The US government accuses Google of violating the rules of fair competition by monopolizing the online search market.
In the current antitrust case against Google, startling information has been revealed . The testimony of one of the employees led to a demonstration of a key document on a projector, which showed an internal Google slide about changes in the search algorithm.
