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Microsoft’s President Champions EU Regulations Amidst Tension with U.S. Over Big Tech Oversight

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Brussels, Belgium — Microsoft President Brad Smith reaffirmed the company’s commitment to adhering to European regulations aimed at curtailing the influence of major technology firms. His remarks came amid rising tensions between the European Commission and the U.S. government over recent sanctions imposed on tech giants. In a speech delivered Wednesday, Smith emphasized Microsoft’s recognition of European laws, including the recently enforced Digital Markets Act (DMA). This legislation outlines clear guidelines for large technology companies, designed to promote fair competition and prevent monopolistic practices in the tech industry. The European Commission’s recent imposition of fines … Read more

Monopoly Menace: How Microsoft’s Market Dominance and Security Flaws Threaten U.S. Innovation and National Security

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Washington, D.C. – The spirit of competition has always been a driving force behind American innovation, particularly in the technology sector. This principle, however, appears compromised in the current landscape, where Microsoft has emerged as a primary provider for the federal government, dominating with services in approximately 85% of all agency IT departments. Critics argue this ubiquity is less a testament to market dynamics and more a result of strategic maneuvering and potentially anticompetitive practices. Historically regarded as a pioneer in the tech industry, Microsoft’s current supremacy in government IT markets raises concerns about stifled … Read more