Elon Musk's technology companies, X (formerly Twitter) and xAI, have withdrawn their antitrust lawsuit against Apple. The suit, filed in February, alleged that Apple was using its App Store to unfairly disadvantage competing services. Specifically, the companies claimed Apple's policies prevented xAI's chatbot, Grok, from being accessible on iPhones, despite Apple's own AI integration plans.
The withdrawal comes as Musk's entities continue to pursue legal action against OpenAI. This ongoing case centers on allegations that OpenAI violated its founding principles by prioritizing profit over its original non-profit mission. The shift in focus suggests Musk's companies are concentrating their antitrust efforts on OpenAI, while seeking to resolve the dispute with Apple.
“Musk's X and xAI Drop Antitrust Suit Against Apple, Keep Pressure on OpenAI”
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