Microsoft Changing Their Cloud Computing Due To Large Number Of Complaints

Microsoft has been fined a total of 1.6 billion euros, by the EU Antitrust regulators, due to the cloud service provided by Microsoft.

13:39 18 May 2022

This concern was a long time coming, and Microsoft will need to ensure a revision of their service goes through, with new licensing terms moving forward. This comes as a result of multiple complaints, from the concern of data safety and privacy. Microsoft is taking steps to address the concerns, in addition to mapping out a plan of action in attendance at future conferences.

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Microsoft has promised to listen and consider all the concerns of the general public. Giving services to European consumers requires extra care where privacy is concerned. Data centres in Europe need to run solutions via multiple software options. Microsoft has Cloud PBX data centres, however with the concerns of customers, alternatives are being re-visited.

Smith, a spokesman for Microsoft, has stated that the changes to the Cloud service providers will ensure that further security can be prioritised, in addition to offering a complete desktop system for Window users. The long-term price protection, in addition to renewal and evolution of licensing terms will cause Microsoft to push that extra mile. This is exactly what users are looking for, an integration of seamless software.

The changes planned will allow users to offer Windows more of a complete operating system accessible from desktops, in addition to a long-term price plan that can protect, revise, and extend licensing terms-with better value for the long term too. While the company did find itself back on the radar for EU competition, amidst their announcement, German Software providers NextCloud are on the map for their services, in addition to Frances OVHcloud, who also have filed complaints against Microsoft’s Cloud practises online.

It is very apparent that Microsoft needs to cater to the different laws and regulations across the globe when it comes to data practices and protection online. Europe has always had strict regulations that have needed to be met by the oversea Silicon Valley organisations that just glide in expecting positive reception, regardless of the circumstances that may follow.

While Microsoft have been in the media for multiple factors recently, including their recent stock purchase/merger with Activision, Microsoft can still do wrong, even though many believe that their multiple mergers have allowed the bad press to slowly slide away due to being overpowered by Microsoft’s buying and financial power, Microsoft’s practices must be accounted for.

Microsoft has recently celebrated its take-over in gaming power across the board of the internet, after its recent Activision deal, which is believed to have pushed Sony out of the lead to being the largest gaming company of the times. The merger between Microsoft and Activision is now believed to be the ultimate gaming power of the times. While the Koticks merger has raised concerns and potential lawsuits, shareholders have pushed aside disturbing allegations, even though many believe that shareholders are pushing accountability, and are acting out of their own interests. This lawsuit has only just seen the light of day, so while this is new updated information in relation to the successful merger, further investigation of Activision's board of directors and their actions, will be questioned and evaluated.