New Delhi, May 13 -- Despite launching Chrome only in 2008, Google turned it into the world's most popular browser, with a 65% share. Chrome played a key role in Google retaining its monopoly in search, where its share is nearly 90%. Now, in an ongoing trial, the US government may force the tech giant to sell its browser as a remedy for its monopoly in search.













Some see similarities between this and a landmark case in 1998, when the US government alleged that Microsoft abused its monopoly in operating systems by bundling its Internet Explorer browser with Windows, making it difficult for rival browsers like Netscape to compete. While there are parallels, this time it is different because artificial intelligence (AI) is reshapi...