In August, the Department of Justice prevailed in its antitrust case against Google, with a federal judge ruling that the search company is “a monopolist, and it has acted as one to maintain its monopoly.” Now, the government has reportedly decided what it would like to do next:

Alphabet Inc.’s Google lost the biggest antitrust challenge it has faced this summer when a US judge found that it illegally monopolized the search market. Now it’s facing the possibility that the result will be a forced breakup of the company.

U.K. antitrust officials said they wouldn’t open an in-depth investigation into Google’s investment in artificial-intelligence startup Anthropic, removing pressure from the tech giant to justify the partnership to regulators.