Google claims that Microsoft’s software licensing practices significantly hinder customer choice, effectively constraining the competitive options available in the marketplace and favoring Microsoft's dominance.
Despite acknowledging the limitations imposed by AWS and Microsoft on market competition, Google expresses reservations about remedying committed spend agreements, fearing unintended consequences.
AWS's power in the cloud market is undeniable, as it and Azure command a staggering 60 to 70 percent of the UK public cloud, leaving Google in a distant third.
All major cloud operators resist potential regulatory measures from the CMA that could disrupt their market positions, revealing a complex dynamic of competition and self-interest.
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