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The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is a regulatory body that oversees market competition in the United Kingdom. On WindowsForum.com, discussions about the UK CMA focus on its provisional ruling on cloud software licensing pricing, particularly as it affects Microsoft. Microsoft has criticized the CMA's intervention as extraordinary and unprecedented, arguing that no other software provider faces similar price constraints. The company highlights that competitors like AWS and Google must pay up to four times more to license Microsoft software in their clouds. These discussions reflect ongoing tensions between big tech firms and UK regulators over fair competition in cloud services.
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    Microsoft Criticizes UK CMA's Cloud Licensing Ruling Amid Market Competition Concerns

    Microsoft's response to the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) regarding the regulator's provisional ruling on cloud software licensing pricing is robust and critical. Microsoft calls the CMA's intervention "extraordinary and unprecedented," emphasizing that no other software provider...
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