Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft are the five companies being targeted by the American Innovation and Choice Online Act, a bipartisan effort to limit the market power of Big Tech. Photo: AFP
Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft are the five companies being targeted by the American Innovation and Choice Online Act, a bipartisan effort to limit the market power of Big Tech. Photo: AFP
Kevin Klyman
Opinion

Opinion

Kevin Klyman

US tech giants are playing up the China threat to oppose an antitrust bill. They may succeed

  • The American Innovation and Choice Online Act aims to prevent Silicon Valley titans like Apple and Google from stifling competitors on their platforms
  • In a bid to retain their power, Big Tech firms have argued the bill would harm US security by allowing China to get ahead

Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft are the five companies being targeted by the American Innovation and Choice Online Act, a bipartisan effort to limit the market power of Big Tech. Photo: AFP
Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft are the five companies being targeted by the American Innovation and Choice Online Act, a bipartisan effort to limit the market power of Big Tech. Photo: AFP
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