Apple has a next-gen search engine called Pegasus, but don’t expect a Google Search competitor yet

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By Zac HallOct 2, 2023, 10:34 am324 pts
Will Apple ever compete with Google on building a search engine for the web? Never say never, but Google pays Apple $15 billion per year to not think too hard about it. That’s something the government hopes it can disrupt. If the incentives for Apple were different someday, would Apple have the tools to go to…

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