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The UK's antitrust regulator is looking into Microsoft's possible monopoly power
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is investigating Microsoft for potential monopoly power, focusing on its cloud services and productivity software. The regulator may designate Microsoft with strategic market status, allowing for further action. This follows previous inquiries into Microsoft's dealings with OpenAI and Inflection AI, and agreements with Amazon regarding cloud services.
Delta picks Amazon Leo for in-flight Wi-Fi starting in 2028
Delta has announced a partnership with Amazon to provide in-flight Wi-Fi powered by Amazon's satellite internet service, Amazon Leo, starting in 2028. This deal will equip 500 Delta aircraft with the service, promising high-speed internet for passengers. Delta already utilizes Amazon Web Services for its operational systems.
Microsoft Certifications: Empowering IT and Gaming Professionals - Walkthrough, Tips, Review
Microsoft certifications are valuable credentials for IT and gaming professionals, validating skills in areas like cloud computing, cybersecurity, data analytics, and software development. These certifications offer career advancement, higher earning potential, and professional recognition. The article outlines different certification levels, popular domains, and provides tips for exam preparation, emphasizing the importance of hands-on practice and official resources.
No Azure for Apartheid call on Microsoft to cut ties with ICE, amid reports of agency deepening reliance on company's cloud and AI
The activist group No Azure for Apartheid is calling on Microsoft to sever ties with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), citing reports of the agency increasing its reliance on Microsoft's Azure cloud and AI technologies. The group alleges that this technology powers ICE's actions against migrants, drawing parallels to its use in other controversial contexts. Microsoft has stated its policies prohibit the use of its technology for mass surveillance of civilians.
3 Gaming Cafés Around the World You Should Visit
Cloud-based access is transforming mobile gaming and app usage by enabling instant streaming without requiring local storage or high-end hardware. Services like CloudMoon allow users to play demanding games such as Roblox and use applications like TikTok directly in a browser, offering a seamless, cross-platform experience. This technology reduces device strain, improves performance, and provides greater flexibility for users.
