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competition and markets authority
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is the UK's antitrust regulator actively investigating Microsoft's business software ecosystem, including Windows, Microsoft 365, Teams, and Copilot, for potential anti-competitive licensing and integration practices. The CMA has also ordered Google to provide clearer attribution for AI-generated search results and allow publishers to opt out of AI summaries. These actions reflect the CMA's focus on digital markets, AI, and enterprise software lock-in, with implications for UK businesses and public sector organizations using Microsoft and Google products.
UK competition officials on June 3, 2026, ordered Google to give publishers clearer attribution in AI-generated search results, new controls to opt out of AI summaries without losing ordinary search visibility, and nine months to implement the full package. The decision is not just a tweak to...
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority has moved from cloud infrastructure into the broader Microsoft productivity stack, opening a strategic market status investigation that could reshape how Windows, Microsoft 365, Teams, and Copilot are packaged, licensed, and interoperable in Britain...
Britain’s competition watchdog is preparing to put Microsoft at the center of its newest digital markets test, and the implications could reach far beyond licensing footnotes and procurement paperwork. The Competition and Markets Authority has signaled that it will open a Strategic Market Status...
Microsoft’s business software empire is under fresh scrutiny in the UK, and this time the Competition and Markets Authority is looking beyond cloud infrastructure into the broader productivity stack that underpins day-to-day work for millions of organisations. The regulator says it will launch a...