Microsoft accused of creating a monopoly on US government systems through free upgrades
Microsoft reportedly offered the US government $150m in free cybersecurity services, and injected consultants into agencies.
Biden Asked Microsoft to “Raise the Bar on Cybersecurity.” He May Have Helped Create an Illegal Monopoly.
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The Break-Up of Google Could Create Another Monopoly, Plus The Onion's Purchase of Infowars Is In Jeopardy
For anyone opposed to monopolies—of which Google clearly is one—this may sound reasonable. However, as Casey Newton over on ...
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Has Microsoft created a monopoly in the US government systems?
Besides, the report claims that Microsoft made it difficult for the US government to switch contractors as it already created a monopoly by offering free services. Also, the White House summit in ...
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Did Microsoft’s White House Cybersecurity Offer Create an IT Monopoly?
Microsoft's 2021 cybersecurity pledge may have strengthened its monopoly in federal tech procurement, raising legal and ...
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DOJ will push Google to sell Chrome to break search monopoly
It marks the most aggressive effort to rein in a technology company since Washington unsuccessfully sought to break up ...
Elon Musk adds Microsoft as a defendant in OpenAI lawsuit, accusing them of anticompetitive conduct
Elon Musk has added Microsoft to a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing the ChatGPT maker of starving rivals of AI talent.
Elon Musk Sues OpenAI and Microsoft for Monopoly Attempts
Elon Musk has broadened his lawsuit against OpenAI and is now alleging antitrust violations by both OpenAI and Microsoft. The ...
Musk Escalates OpenAI-Microsoft Feud Over Their ‘Monopoly’ (2)
Elon Musk is ramping up his feud with Sam Altman, alleging in a court filing that OpenAI is trying to corner the market for generative artificial intelligence and sacrificing safety in a race to get ...
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Google may be forced to sell its Chrome browser due to monopoly complaints — potential $20 billion sale if approved by a judge
According to StatCounter, four of the top five browsers are owned by a larger company: Chrome by Google, Safari by Apple, ...