Remedy subject
Google LLCTechnology company named as the defendant in the federal search monopolization case.
Source-specific evidence
The official remedy record identifies Google as subject to the ordered search remedies.
Official record dossierRemedy
Court orders search distribution and data-access remedies
The court prohibited specified exclusive distribution contracts and ordered access to certain search index and user-interaction data plus search and text-ad syndication services.
The official remedy record reaches search distribution, Chrome, and Gemini. Later market indicators should be monitored separately rather than treated as immediate proof of remedy effects.
Official recordCourt orders search distribution and data-access remediesRemedy / U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia / 3 markets
- Record identityevt-google-search-remedies-2025Sep 2, 2025
- Official scopeRemedyU.S. District Court for the District of Columbia
- Market scope3 linked contextsSeparately bounded profiles
- Permitted inferenceChronology + contextNo automatic causal claim
Exact named-organization edges
Who this official record names
A relationship means an official source names the organization in connection with the dated record. It does not by itself establish liability, market power, ownership, control, or that the organization participates in every market linked to that record.
Descriptive economic context
Public HHI evidence around this date
Each row searches one linked market profile for strict pre-event, same-year, and strict post-event observations. Missing anchors remain part of the result.
2Paired
1One-sided
0Unavailable
- Strict pre
- 3,846
- 2024 / estimated public
- Event year
- 3,720
- 2025 / same-year anchor
- Strict post
- 3,612
- 2026 / estimated public
- Pre-post change
- -234
- 2-year descriptive span
- Strict pre
- Unavailable
- No earlier HHI
- Event year
- Unavailable
- No same-year HHI
- Strict post
- 4,804
- 2026 / estimated public
- Pre-post change
- Not available
- Pair not available
- Strict pre
- 7,575
- 2024 / estimated public
- Event year
- 7,589
- 2025 / same-year anchor
- Strict post
- 7,359
- 2026 / estimated public
- Pre-post change
- -216
- 2-year descriptive span
Before/after HHI differences are descriptive comparisons between discrete public releases. They do not estimate the causal effect of the policy event.
Bounded market context
Markets linked to this record
United States / Digital platforms
Paired windowSearch engines
All-platform U.S. search engine usage share from StatCounter Global Stats for April 2026. The market is an observed usage-share proxy, not search advertising revenue.
United States / Software
Paired windowBrowsers
All-platform U.S. browser usage share from StatCounter Global Stats for April 2026. The profile tracks browser usage concentration, not browser advertising or operating-system tying questions.
United States / Digital platforms
Post-event onlyAI assistants
Consumer generative AI assistant usage concentration from StatCounter Global Stats for May 2026. The market tracks which AI chatbots people use across StatCounter-tracked assistants, an observed usage-share proxy rather than revenue, total user counts, or the broader AI supply chain of chips and cloud.
A linked market identifies the observatory context assigned to this record. It is not necessarily the relevant antitrust market alleged or adjudicated in the official matter.
Source custody
Official source behind the record
U.S. Department of Justice / agency report
Department of Justice Wins Significant Remedies Against Google
DOJ record summarizing court remedies addressing search distribution contracts data access syndication Chrome and Gemini.
Accessed Jul 17, 2026. U.S. Department of Justice, Department of Justice Wins Significant Remedies Against Google, September 2 2025.
License note: Public federal government record
Nearby observatory chronology
Other records sharing these market contexts
Explicit proceeding membership / record 3 of 3
United States v. Google search monopolization
Open the declared chronology before using market-linked nearby records as broader context.
Jan 17, 2025
MonitoringFederal Trade Commission
FTC reports on cloud-provider and generative AI partnershipsShared context: AI assistants
Aug 5, 2024
DecisionU.S. District Court for the District of Columbia
Court finds Google liable for unlawful search monopoly maintenanceShared context: Search engines / Browsers
Oct 20, 2020
LitigationU.S. Department of Justice
United States files search monopolization complaint against GoogleShared context: Search engines / Browsers
This chronology is generated from shared observatory market links. It does not assert that the records concern the same matter, conduct, parties, or theory of harm.
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- Event ID
- evt-google-search-remedies-2025
- Profile slug
- google-search-remedies-2025
- Docket
- Not listed
- License
- CC BY 4.0
Official-record interpretation boundary
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A linked market identifies the observatory context assigned to this record. It is not necessarily the relevant antitrust market alleged or adjudicated in the official matter.