18th May 2022 - Forbes News

Microsoft Makes Cloud Services More Accessible to Competitors

Microsoft will make its cloud services more accessible to European cloud companies. The American software group is thus bowing to pressure from the European Union...

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Microsoft Makes Cloud Services More Accessible to Competitors