Alexandria, Virginia. Judge Leonie Brinkema heard closing arguments on Friday after an 11‑day remedy trial assessing remedies for Google's ad‑tech conduct, following an April ruling that found two parts of its ad stack to be illegal monopolies. The Department of Justice and a coalition of states urged a forced sale of Google's AdX ad exchange to restore competition, while Google warned that divestiture would cause complex technical disruption and harm customers. Brinkema is expected to issue a remedy decision early next year. The proceedings reflect a bipartisan crackdown on Big Tech globally. Based on 11 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Smaller ad exchanges, rival ad‑tech vendors, and some publishers could gain market access and revenue share if the court orders divestiture of Google's AdX, while regulators aim to restore competition in programmatic advertising.
Google would face operational disruption, revenue loss from any mandated sale of AdX, and substantial technical and transition costs; publishers and advertisers could experience short‑term auction instability and increased integration burdens.
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