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Microsoft Avoids Antitrust Fines: EU Regulators Consider Offer
Microsoft may escape a hefty EU antitrust fine by offering concessions on its Office and Teams products after complaints of unfair advantage. This move comes amid scrutiny over Big Tech relationships following complaints by Slack and alfaview.
Microsoft agreed to make an EU-specific version of Azure to support competition following a CISPE complaint, but it failed.
the company could face fines as high as 10% of its global annual turnover. The move against Microsoft reflects a broader trend of heightened scrutiny of big tech companies in Europe. The EU is ...
(MENAFN) Microsoft is facing increasing scrutiny for its supposed backing of the Israeli military through its cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) services following the attacks on October 7 ...
Microsoft's hiring of artificial intelligence startup Inflection's staff including its co-founders will not be scrutinised under European Union merger rules, EU antitrust regulators said on ...
Beyond the cloud, Microsoft's AI investments are also under scrutiny ... the EU, a formal complaint regarding Microsoft's cloud bundling practices was resolved after the company signed a ...
(MENAFN) Microsoft is facing intensified scrutiny regarding its purported provision of cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) services to the Israeli military following the attacks on October 7 ...
In what appears to be the most damaging evidence against Microsoft so far, the DoJ's chief counsel David Boies produced an email pre-dating the meeting in which Gates wrote: 'I think there is a very ...
Microsoft's $68.7 billion Activision deal referred for in-depth probe Video game workers at ‘Call Of Duty’ maker OK’d for union vote Videogame publisher Activision illegally threatened staff ...
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