Federal Judge Rules Google Maintains Illegal Monopoly on Internet Search

The landmark decision could reshape the digital landscape, challenging Google's dominance and setting a precedent for future antitrust cases.

Judge Amit Mehta declared Google's contracts with Apple and other companies anti-competitive.
Google controls 91% of global internet searches, generating significant revenue from search ads.
The ruling is the first major antitrust victory against Big Tech since Microsoft's case in 2001.
Potential remedies include breaking up Google or forcing it to share search data with competitors.
Google has appealed the decision, and the outcome could influence the AI-driven future of search.