Google faces EU pressure to share search data with competitors, threatening its AI and search dominance under Digital Markets Act rules.

The European Commission is requiring Google to share core search ranking and query data with rival search providers under the Digital Markets Act

The disputed data also powers Alphabet's AI models and chatbot products, making data access a critical competitive advantage

Alphabet is actively contesting the regulatory measures rather than complying voluntarily

The outcome will determine how much access third-party search engines and AI chatbots gain to data historically controlled within Alphabet's ecosystem