A federal judge ruled that Alphabet's Google has illegally monopolized publisher ad servers and the ad exchange market, enabling potential action from the Department of Justice (DOJ). This ruling may lead to a call for the breakup of the company, particularly suggesting that Google sell its Google Ad Manager. The decision represents a significant step in ongoing antitrust efforts against Google, which is also facing another trial regarding its dominance in online search and the potential sale of its Chrome Browser.
A US federal judge has ruled that Google's practices constitute illegal monopolization of publisher ad servers and ad exchange markets, paving the way for potential significant penalties.
Following the ruling, the DOJ can pursue the breakup of Google, with the possibility of forcing the sale of Google Ad Manager to increase competition.
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