Isn't this an example that you don't want to break up the companies?
i.e. EU companies are not as competitive, presumably lack scale for lower pricing, lack scale to invest into expensive R&D
And that's bad for consumers
i.e. EU companies are not as competitive, presumably lack scale for lower pricing, lack scale to invest into expensive R&D
And that's bad for consumers
Google can, and has, change the web single handedly. Other companies and browser-makers have no choice but to follow due to Chrome's enormous market share and Google's massive market change in services.. I wouldn't call that good for consumers.
AMD has significantly better processors at the moment on a sliver of Intel's R&D budget. Innovation is happening at startups and small companies (which are then bought by the incumbents). I highly contest your statement that Google size is necessary for the best consumer R&D.
Why are European companies not competitive? Why not break up US large companies and expect them to be competitive with other global companies