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  1. EU Investigates Microsoft's Teams Commitments: Impact on Cloud Collaboration Competition

    Microsoft's ongoing antitrust saga with the European Commission has taken a decisive new turn, as the tech giant’s proposed commitments regarding its Teams platform are now under formal consultation in Brussels. For years, Microsoft’s bundling of Teams with its ubiquitous Office 365 and...
  2. Microsoft Unbundles Teams from Office in Europe to Avoid EU Fines

    Here's a summary of the news article: Microsoft’s decision to unbundle Teams from Office in Europe is a strategic move that may help the company avoid another large fine from the European Union. This action responds to complaints from competitors like Slack (owned by Salesforce) and Alfaview...
  3. Regulating AI Gatekeepers: Ensuring Fair Competition and User Rights in the Age of Big Tech

    The dominance of Big Tech in the digital marketplace has long been a topic of contention among policymakers, technologists, and lay users alike. Nowhere is this monopolistic tendency more evident than in the burgeoning field of artificial intelligence, where the emergence of entities like OpenAI...
  4. Meta Includes EU Public Data for AI Training: Privacy, Regulation, and User Rights

    Meta's recent announcement that it will begin training its AI models on the publicly available data of users from the European Union marks a significant development in the landscape of AI training data regulation and user privacy. This move aligns Meta with other major AI players like Microsoft...
  5. Malaysia's Language Debate: Embracing Multilingualism for Global Success

    If you believed language wars belonged solely to fantasy novels and the odd Tolkien symposium, think again—Malaysia’s ongoing tug-of-war over the primacy of English versus the national language, Malay, is alive, multilingual, and kicking up controversy. As debates swirl from government chambers...
  6. Europe’s Cloud Revolution: Strategic Autonomy in the AI Age

    The whirr of cooling fans has replaced the hum of office chatter in Europe’s digital nerve centers. In the age of artificial intelligence, the power struggles of nations are no longer confined to tariffs or embassies — they now play out in racks of servers, between fiber-optic cables, and deep...
  7. Europe's Digital Sovereignty: Rethinking Dependency on US Cloud Services

    The ongoing transformation in global politics and technology is forcing Europe to reconsider its dependence on American cloud services. With a resurgence of disruptive policies under Trump 2.0, concerns over data sovereignty, national security, and digital independence have reached new heights...
  8. Microsoft Joins CISPE: A Shift in the European Cloud Market

    It seems that Microsoft has thrown a curveball into the tech world again, and this time, the stage is the European cloud-services market. The software leviathan has joined the Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers of Europe (CISPE) mere months after resolving an anti-competitive licensing...
  9. VIDEO Von der Leyen offers Ukraine fast track to EU membership | DW News

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  10. VIDEO EU's von der Leyen shown bodies of victims of Bucha massacre in Ukraine

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  11. VIDEO Watch "Trump to Macron: Why don't you leave the European Union?" on YouTube

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  12. NEWS European authorities raise fresh concerns over Windows 10 data collection

    European authorities raise fresh concerns over Windows 10 data collection (via neowin.net) A few weeks ago, Microsoft announced changes to Windows 10 to offer users greater control over how it collects data about them from its devices and services. Among the changes were a new web privacy...
  13. VIDEO Nigel Farage harangues EU President Herman van Rompuy

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  14. Microsoft has agreed to randomly generate the list of browsers in the ballot screen i

    Microsoft to randomly generate EU browser ballot list In response to complaints from browser makers, Microsoft has revised its antitrust-settlement with European Union regulators so that Windows users will see a browser ballot screen that randomly lists the icons of the top five browsers upon...