The European Union is preparing to impose one of the largest antitrust fines in history on Google under the new Digital Markets Act. The investigation is based on allegations that Google prioritized its own services like shopping, travel, and maps over competitors in search results. The fine, expected to be in the triple-digit million euros, is said to be imposed due to violation of the Digital Markets Act, which aims to limit the market power of big tech companies. The decision is expected to be announced before the summer recess.