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Google loses its final appeal in the European Court of Justice and the €4.1 billion fine for Android is upheld. Illustration with Google, Android, the EU flag and a gavel.

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Google finally loses in the EU – billion-euro fine of 4.1 billion euros upheld

EU-domstolen avslår Googles överklagande och behåller böter på 4,1 miljarder euro för konkurrensbrott med Android, vilket markerar en viktig signal för Europas digitala konkurrensregler.

byMario Leif Birger Hansen

July 6, 2026

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Google finally loses in the EU – billion-euro fine of 4.1 billion euros upheld

Mole quarrel: Google reports Microsoft to the EU for antitrust violations

Microsoft changes licensing terms for cloud services in Europe after EU cloud dispute

CISPE challenges Broadcom's $69 billion VMware deal in EU court

NetNut proxy network disrupted after international effort – over two million infected devices affected

Samsung's long-term software commitment: A promising future with some challenges

Swedish companies are not ready for the AI law – and it could be expensive

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Mole quarrel: Google reports Microsoft to the EU for antitrust violations