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    Broadcom hit with EU antitrust complaint and request for interim measure

    Lobbying group Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers in Europe on Thursday urged EU antitrust regulators to temporarily stop Broadcom from ending its VMware Cloud Service Provider programme in Europe, ramping up its fight against the US tech ⁠company.

    Cloud industry group calls for EU interim measure against Broadcom over VMware

    A European lobbying group, CISPE, is asking EU antitrust regulators to halt Broadcom's decision to end its VMware Cloud Service Provider program in Europe. This move will impact many European cloud providers and their customers. CISPE argues Broadcom's actions are causing irreparable damage. They seek an interim measure to suspend the termination and allow partners readmission.

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    EU antitrust regulators erred in clearing Broadcom's VMware deal, cloud industry lobby says

    EU antitrust regulators failed to analyse properly the risks of Broadcom's $69 billion acquisition of cloud computing firm VMware before clearing the deal, the Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers in Europe (CISPE) has told Europe's second-highest court.

    Google files complaint to EU over Microsoft cloud practices

    Google pointed to a 2023 study by cloud services organisation CISPE which found that European businesses and public sector bodies were paying up to 1 billion euros ($1.12 billion) per year on Microsoft licensing penalties.

    Microsoft clinches deal to settle CISPE antitrust complaint

    Microsoft avoided an EU probe with a multi-million-euro settlement with CISPE. Addressing Oct. 1 terms, Brad Smith praised the resolution. CISPE members, including Amazon, can use Microsoft software on Azure at equivalent prices, with past losses compensated. The complaint to the European Commission excluded Google Cloud, AliCloud. Reported by Foo Yun Chee, edited by Toby Chopra, Christina Fincher.

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