Amazon, Microsoft and Google put under the microscope as Ofcom probes cloud services market

Penny Horwood
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Amazon, Microsoft and Google put under the microscope as Ofcom probes cloud services market

Regulator will examine the position of Amazon, Microsoft and Google in the cloud services market with the aim of ensuring that digital communications markets are working for UK businesses and consumers.

Ofcom announced today the launch of a market study into the £15bn UK cloud services market. In particular, Ofcom will focus on the hyperscalers which between them account for approximately 81 per c...

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