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AWS and Microsoft, the leading cloud computing platforms, are likely facing a competition probe in the UK.

Microsoft has announced it would be unbundling its Teams communication software from its Office suite, and making it easier for rival products to work...

The Federal Trade Commission got an earful from managed services providers, trade groups and antitrust activists about cloud business practices.

Microsoft is currently the second largest cloud provider in terms of market share, while Google trails behind as a distant third