"Magnite has sued Google in US District Court, seeking damages and remedies after an April 2025 ruling found the tech giant had willfully engaged in anticompetitive practices to maintain its dominance in ad tech. The sell-side ad firm alleges Google ran an exclusionary scheme that locked publishers into its ad server and gave preferential treatment to its own exchange, undermining competition and harming publishers, advertisers, and independent players such as Magnite."
"Google will invest £5bn in the UK over the next two years to meet rising demand for artificial intelligence services. The opening of a new datacentre in Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire - its first in the UK - forms part of this investment. The company said the investment will support thousands of jobs and fund capital expenditure, research and development, and engineering. Google DeepMind will lead new AI research projects in science and healthcare."
Magnite has sued Google in US District Court seeking damages and remedies after a ruling found Google willfully engaged in anticompetitive ad-tech practices. Magnite alleges an exclusionary scheme that locked publishers into Google’s ad server and gave preferential treatment to Google’s exchange, harming publishers, advertisers, and independent firms. Google will invest £5bn in the UK over two years, including a new Waltham Cross datacentre, to meet AI demand, support jobs, and fund R&D, with DeepMind leading science and healthcare projects. The Australian eSafety Commissioner and federal government have issued guidance to platforms on enforcing the incoming under-16 social-media ban.
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