TECH NEWS – The successor to Internet Explorer has a fairly large market share in the United States, and it has been taking a bigger slice of the pie in recent years…

Many people only use Microsoft Edge to download the web browser they use (e.g. Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox). In its quarterly business report, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stated that Edge’s market share in the United States is more than 30%, and this share has been growing continuously for the last 13 quarters. Their investments in improving ad rates are starting to pay off, and advertisers are increasingly seeing their network as a fundamental platform to optimize their return on investment.

Edge and Microsoft’s search engine, Bing, are therefore becoming increasingly competitive, so investors who want their products to be noticed by as many people as possible are increasingly turning to Microsoft to do so, which then ends up breaking up properly. Google’s search engine has become quite crowded, and its artificial intelligence-based search results summary has also worsened it, so it’s no wonder that Bing is starting to emerge as a kind of alternative.

Nadella detailed the growth as follows: “Search and news advertising revenue grew 21% and 20%, respectively, at constant exchange rates, exceeding expectations, thanks to a third-party partnership. Growth continued to be driven by revenue growth and healthy volume growth in Edge and Bing.” In addition, Edge’s Game Assist is also a handhold for those hunting for achievements that are available everywhere. Many people resort to video guides in the corner of their games, and this feature offers just that. Two monitors are a good idea, but it’s a matter of personal taste: some people might find one enough!

Considering last year’s news about the US Department of Justice’s proposed legal remedies to break Google’s search monopoly, Edge’s rise may not seem surprising.

Source: PCGamer, Seeking Alpha