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The federal judge overseeing Epic v. Google has ordered the two firms to seek a settlement before the jury returns with a verdict.
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Google has formally asked the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to take action against Microsoft for its cloud licensing abuses.
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The European Court of Justice confirmed that Apple, ByteDance, and Meta have each contested their DMA gatekeeper designations.
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Microsoft and Google have both said that they will not challenge their respective designations as Big Tech gatekeepers in the EU.
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Epic Games and Google will face off in federal court on Monday in an antitrust trial that mirrors Epic’s battle with Apple.
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The UK CMA has settled with Amazon and Meta, closing investigations into anticompetitive business practices in their respective online marketplaces.
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The sore losers at the U.S. FTC can’t stop obsessing over their stunning defeat at the hands of Microsoft in federal court.
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U.S. District Court Judge William Alsup ruled that two Sonos patents behind a $32.5 million damages award are unenforceable.
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The UK’s CMA is launching a new investigation into the supply of cloud services in the UK, and that includes the cloud licensing practices of Microsoft and Amazon.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella revealed that he overestimated the impact that OpenAI’s ChapGPT-based AI capabilities would have on Bing.
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