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cloud antitrust claims
About this tag
This tag covers discussions about antitrust claims in the cloud computing market, specifically focusing on Microsoft's licensing practices. Recent content highlights a £2bn opt-out class action in the UK over Windows Server licensing, where the Competition Appeal Tribunal allowed claims from thousands of businesses that ran Microsoft software on rival clouds. The case is part of broader scrutiny by regulators like the UK Competition and Markets Authority into whether Microsoft's licensing terms distort competition in cloud infrastructure. The tag includes legal, regulatory, and market competition themes relevant to cloud antitrust issues.
Microsoft’s cloud licensing model has moved from a regulatory irritation to a full-scale legal and market test, and the latest development is a major one. The UK Competition Appeal Tribunal has allowed a £2bn class action over Windows Server licensing to proceed on an opt-out basis, opening the...