Judge Upholds Google's Safari Search Deal Following Apple Executive's Testimony
Apple exec Eddy Cue’s testimony clearly swayed a judge to uphold Google’s Safari search deal, keeping billions flowing between the two tech giants as they look to collaborate on AI.
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