Google Accuses Microsoft of Anticompetitive Practices
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•Google files EU antitrust complaint accusing Microsoft of stifling cloud competition
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Google says Microsoft uses unfair licensing contracts in its cloud computing business to stifle competition.
Comes after a slew of cloud companies in July agreed a settlement with Microsoft which would see the firm make changes to address competition concerns.
Google said Microsoft makes it harder for customers to move workloads from Microsoft 's Azure cloud to competitors' clouds.
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