Europe's Qwant switch gives local search startups a real opening
Europe's Qwant switch gives local search startups a real opening
The European Parliament is making Qwant the default search engine on Edge and Firefox, replacing Google across its institutional computers. The move is small in immediate market share but important for European startups because it turns digital sovereignty into a procurement signal.
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