"Nicky Stewart, senior adviser to the Open Cloud Coalition, stated that unfair software licensing practices have broken the cloud market and urged the CMA to act swiftly on Microsoft and AWS commitments."
"Bill McCluggage expressed concern that the CMA's announcement signals intent but lacks urgency, risking procedural delays that could reinforce the dominance of Microsoft and AWS."
"Owen Sayers noted that AWS seems to be responding more quickly than Microsoft to the CMA's required actions, suggesting a disparity in their commitment to addressing the issues."
The CMA's investigation into Microsoft's software ecosystem is crucial due to unfair licensing practices affecting the cloud market. Nicky Stewart emphasizes the need for immediate action to ensure Microsoft and AWS fulfill their commitments on egress fees and interoperability. Bill McCluggage warns that the CMA's intent lacks urgency, risking procedural delays that could reinforce Microsoft's and AWS's dominance. Owen Sayers notes that AWS appears to be responding more quickly than Microsoft to the CMA's requirements, highlighting the need for transparency and immediate action to foster genuine competition in the UK cloud marketplace.
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