New lawsuits are being filed to break up Google, Meta, and possibly Amazon, potentially leading to new tech giants.

Blair Levin, former Federal Communications Commission Chief of Staff, believes that these cases could lead to new tech giants, but there is no guarantee.

The technology behind these lawsuits is not clear, and neither IBM nor Google directly competed with Microsoft.

Rutgers University Law School professor Michael Carrier suggests that upstart companies may struggle to compete with the big players’ scale.

AI is seen as the clear coming technology, unlike the antitrust eras of IBM and Microsoft.

Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon are investing heavily in AI, but its value remains unclear.