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Google (GOOG + 2.4%) (GOOGL + 2.3%) tells US lawmakers that it is considering "a whole range of options" to offer more services in China.
The comment comes from a letter to senators, made on August 31, which was made public today.
Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, said his company "is thoughtfully considering various options to deliver services in China consistent with our mission.
Google has had to face criticisms, both internal and external, regarding the release of a censored search engine in the market, in order to comply with local censorship and internet monitoring policies.
The company had to face a similar refusal for its artificial intelligence contract with the Pentagon, but then abandoned the project.
Previously: a Google scientist explains in detail the objections regarding China's effort (September 26)
Previously: Google said that its artificial intelligence software could not appear in weapons, monitoring "unreasonable" (June 7)
Previously: Alphabetical Gathering: Former Pentagon Official "Alarmed", $ 1 Billion Commitment with AbbVie (June 26)
Previously: Report: The Google Pichai met the Pentagon in peace (October 6)
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