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Microsoft tries to dodge EU antitrust suits

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Microsoft will review its licensing agreements and make it easier for cloud service providers to compete. The company's president, Brad Smith, said Wednesday.

Microsoft was previously fined $1.7 billion by EU antitrust authorities for antitrust violations over 10 years.

The company came under scrutiny again by the EU antitrust authority after complaints from NextCloud, OVHcloud and Aruba about Microsoft's practices to curb competition in cloud computing.

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