On Wednesday, Britain’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced that Microsoft’s collaboration with OpenAI does not warrant an investigation under the merger regulations established by the U.K.’s Enterprise Act 2002, which governs anticompetitive practices in the country. Read more.
The CMA indicated that the complete details of their decision will be released soon.
In December 2023, the CMA initiated its investigation into the partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI. Microsoft has made significant investments in OpenAI, contributing almost $14 billion to the AI company. Furthermore, Microsoft incorporates various OpenAI technologies in its managed enterprise solution, the Azure OpenAI Service, and collaborates closely with OpenAI on the development of products such as Microsoft’s Copilot chatbot and the GitHub Copilot AI coding assistant.
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