Recent news Google expands use of generative AI in Google Cloud and Workspace Earlier, a popular hacker forum announced the data breach. Update: Acronis responds to claimed hackĪcronis confirms a 12.2 GB data leak. ML makes Nürburgring’s Nordschleife safer for everyoneĭigitization project makes the 100-year-old Nordschleife much safer and offers even more possibilities toward. Hey there, do you want to hear about our new no-code/low-code platform?! It’s already becoming an arguably. Ply layers on no-code contextual customisations OpenAI recently introduced the successor to its popular generative AI model GPT-3.5: GPT-4. OpenAI introduces GPT-4, also available in Microsoft Bing Microsoft is also under scrutiny due to separate antitrust complaints related to cloud computing and the integration of OneDrive and Windows.ĭutch IT services provider Linden-IT expands into Swedenĭutch IT services provider Linden-IT has expanded its operations to Sweden. The move would suggest the watchdog is preparing grounds to launch a formal probe. According to Reuters, the European Commission sent out a second batch of questionnaires to Microsoft competitors in October to get more details on its product bundling and interoperability practices. Reuters reached out to the European Commission for a statement, but the antitrust regulator declined to comment. The tech giant has previously said that Teams’ videoconferencing features allowed it to gain popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic, while Slack suffered for not having videoconferencing in its offering at the time.
Microsoft has been hit with €2.2 billion in EU fines over the past decade for business practices affecting competing products. According to Reuters, Microsoft has made an initial offer of concessions to ease the latest EU competition watchdog’s concerns. Microsoft released Teams in 2017, intending to cash in on the fast-growing workplace collaboration market. Microsoft said it beat Slack to the punch Microsoft found itself targeted by the European Commission in 2020 after Slack alleged that the tech giant unfairly integrated Teams into Office.
Reuters reported the news based on private sources. According to people familiar with the matter, Microsoft wants to address European Commission antitrust concerns prompted by Slack, Salesforce’s workspace messaging app.ĭoing so could help the tech giant avert a formal EU antitrust investigation opening, highlighting Microsoft’s newfound willingness to work out concerns with watchdogs instead of fighting them as it has done in the last decade.
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