Google's European competitors to team up to create new search index
- Ecosia and Qwant will create a European search index
- They will create European Search Perspective for the project
- Each company will own 50% of this venture
- The project is planned to be launched in France in early 2025
- Qwant's search is focused on privacy
- Ecosia search engine pays attention to ecology
- Ecosia plants one tree for every 50 searches
- Project made possible by new DMA law
- Google is required to share data for model training
- Until alternative systems create their own indexes
- For example, Ecosia uses Google and Bing results
- Its business is affected by the price increase of the Bing Search API
- The new search index is security-oriented
- It will be available to independent search engines
- The infrastructure will reduce the EU's dependence on the US, etc.
- Google accounts for 90% of the global search market
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