Here’s the five biggest things to know about Google’s comment against Microsoft, alleging anti-competitive practices that makes it difficult for Microsoft customers to use anything outside of Azure ...

This hasn't escaped the attention of some regulatory authorities, with the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) ...

“Microsoft should end the arbitrary ‘Listed Provider’ designation and allow customers to run their previously purchased software on any platform without paying as much as 5X more to use non-Azure ...

Google LLC today announced that it has filed an antitrust complaint against Microsoft Corp. with the European Commission, the European Union’s executive arm. The move has to do with Windows Server.

Microsoft on Tuesday sweetened the pot on a volume-licensing program that has left a sour taste in the mouths of users since its official rollout last year. The company will offer free training, ...

The Onyx model is an interesting one, and perhaps an appropriate use for AI technology. It recognizes that AI is only a part ...

As if Microsoft software licensing schemes weren't complex enough, the brain trust in Redmond has cooked up changes to keep up with growing trends such as mobility and virtualization. Before CIOs can ...

Microsoft Corp. has been sued in the U.K. over the way it licenses its software to customers of rival cloud providers. Maria Luisa Stasi, a market regulation expert, filed the complaint today with the ...

Microsoft has changed the licensing options it offers for Microsoft Teams Rooms software and services as of this month, per an announcement. Update 9/19: This article is now updated, incorporating ...

Unfortunately, my company is being audited. I thought I would pose the question here. Mods, if this is not the right forum, I apologize. One of the contentions by an office of ours (we have 3 offices) ...

Customer complaints have forced Microsoft to revise the deadline for a controversial software-licensing plan. Microsoft said Monday that companies have until July 31, 2002, rather than Feb. 28, 2002, ...