Microsoft could be the next Big Tech antitrust target
Microsoft is facing a renewed antitrust investigation by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) after 25 years. The probe focuses on potential exclusionary practices related to Microsoft's Azure cloud services and its influence in the AI sector. The outcome of the investigation could lead to legal action against Microsoft, reminiscent of its past monopoly case.
- ▪The FTC's investigation into Microsoft began under the Biden administration in 2024 and continued under President Trump.
- ▪The agency is examining whether Microsoft has engaged in unfair competition practices in its cloud and software services.
- ▪Microsoft has stated that it is cooperating with the FTC and believes its practices promote competition.
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