Google monthly invests “heavy funds” so that Samsung installed Gemini app in Galaxy smartphones and other devices. This Peter Fitzberld, Vice President of Google for platforms and device partnership, how, how, how to come out of a court statement Bloomberg report,
According to Fijarld, who testified to Google on Monday and Tuesday before the Federal Supreme Court in Washington during the cartel process of the Ministry of Justice, the company started paying Samsung for Mithun in January. The Galaxy-S 25 series is the first device series of the manufacturer that has a standard assistant on board near Gemini.
According to the Google manager, the contract with Samsung, which is at least two years old, provides monthly payments for each tool, on which Gemini is predetermined. In addition, the company pays one percent of income to Samsung which receives with advertising in the Google app.
Apart from Gemini, Samsung Alternative AI app can also install
Fijarld says that Samsung has also received “competitive offers” from other AI companies such as Microsoft, Meta and Opai to install its AI apps. Another Report tellsIt is with Samsung that there is also interaction to install the AI assistant on the galaxy devices.
According to the agreement, Samsung can integrate alternative generative AI services with Gemini, but this is the inauguration of a report with Google Information (Paywall) A few days before the conversation, Samsung and other smartphone makers communicate. The internal foil shown during the test indicates that Google originally considered “more restrictive sales agreements, which the partners would have asked to search and establish Gemini with Chrome,” the information writes.
No information about the amount of amount
How much is the use of Google for Google for Samsung, which uses for the integration of Gemini as a standard accessory rather than its own bixby solution. However, Google paid eight billion US dollars between 2020 and 2023 to discover Google, which was Play Store and Google assistant standard on Samsung’s Galaxy devices. It originates from a statement in the process on the monopoly position of Google’s Android Ecosystem.
If it is based on the Ministry of Justice, the results of these hearing may mean that Google will no longer allow compromises on the standard app on mobile devices. In addition, the company will have to sell the Chrome browser and license most data search data. Openai has already expressed interest in Chrome.
Google had previously violated the discovery of equal agreements for searching including Samsung and Apple.
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