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Thu. 10/05 – Now The Regulators Are Coming For The Cloud Providers

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🗓️ 5 October 2023

⏱️ 18 minutes

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Thursday, October 5th,

0:06.8

2023. I'm Brian McCullough today. A new front in the regulation battle

0:10.6

is opening up for major cloud platforms. What is the point of removing

0:14.6

article headlines in X-posts? Amazon's Project Kuiper is launching, literally,

0:20.3

and is the new camera on the iPhone 15 max the biggest smartphone camera

0:24.7

upgrade ever?

0:25.7

Here's what you missed today in the world of tech.

0:29.6

The CMA of the UK have their sites set on something new, announcing an investigation into

0:39.5

public cloud providers in the UK following a referral from

0:43.3

off-com and the CMA says the probe will conclude by April 2025

0:49.1

quoting the verge. The clouds are gathering over Microsoft's az Azure operations in the EU and now the

0:55.0

UK with the launch of a new investigation into major cloud service providers that

0:59.2

also includes Amazon. The UK's Competition and Markets Authority or CMA is just about to wrap up its concerns

1:05.3

over cloud gaming with Microsoft's proposed Activision Blizzard acquisition, but it will soon

1:10.8

turn its attention to Microsoft's Azure Cloud offerings and Amazon Web Services.

1:16.0

It's part of a fresh investigation into public cloud providers in the UK after Telecom's regulator

1:21.2

Ofcom, quote, identified a number of features in the supply of cloud services

1:26.0

that make it more difficult for customers to switch

1:28.0

and use multiple cloud suppliers, end quote.

1:30.0

Ofcombe found issues with charges that cloud customers have to pay to move their data out of the cloud

1:35.6

discounts to only use one cloud provider and technical barriers to switching between

1:40.7

cloud providers. The CMA specifically calls out Microsoft 2, quote,

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