Microsoft fights $2.8 billion UK lawsuit over cloud computing licences
Nearly 60,000 UK businesses allege Microsoft overcharged for Windows Server on rival clouds and favored Azure, potentially reshaping cloud software licensing rules.
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Microsoft fights $2.8 billion UK lawsuit over cloud computing licences
Microsoft was on Thursday accused of overcharging thousands of British businesses to use Windows Server software on cloud computing services provided by Amazon, Google and Alibaba, at a pivotal hearing in a 2.1 billion-pound ($2.81 billion) lawsuit.
Microsoft had abusive cloud licensing practices, UK mass claimant tells judge | MLex | Specialist news and analysis on legal risk and regulation
Microsoft had a “coherent abusive strategy” of overcharging thousands of companies using its Windows software on rival cloud-computing providers, a lawyer has told a UK hearing to decide whether a mass damages claim against the US technology giant can proceed.
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