Microsoft and CISPE resolved an antitrust complaint to avoid an EU probe. Excluding AWS and Google Cloud, the deal was criticized. Bloomberg reported Google’s €470 million offer; Amazon added €6 million. Confidential documents revealed Google’s partnership plan and AWS’s practices bid. The agreement included enhanced Azure features, a €10 million contribution, and allowing providers to offer Microsoft apps locally.
Related Posts

Chinese hackers breach US treasury; third-party alert triggers cybersecurity probe
Chinese hackers breached the US Treasury by exploiting a third-party software service, accessing unclassified documents and workstations. The investigation, led…

23andMe settles data breach lawsuit for $30 million
The breach began around April 2023 and lasted about five months, affecting nearly half of the 14.1 million customers in…
CERT-In says global outage being leveraged to launch phishing attacks against CrowdStrike users
The world suffered a major computer systems outage on July 19 due to a faulty update to the CrowdStrike Falcon…