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EU: Google’s cloud complaint against Microsoft

The showdown between tech firms finds Google advocating greater openness in digital markets, despite its alleged abuse of dominance elsewhere

Brazil: Market convergence in audiovisual services

The regulator found that adoption of streaming-based video services, and the convergence of audiovisual markets, was dependent on local network development

Spectrum: Annual licence fees to be reviewed in the UK

While Ofcom will only review the amount charged rather than the regime itself, the EU is considering broader changes to spectrum management practices

Cloud market competition concerns in Spain

A complaint alleging anti-competitive behaviour by Microsoft reflects familiar anxieties about the dominance of US tech firms and Europe’s (in)ability to compete in digital markets

CNMC launches cloud market investigation

Cloud services are attracting increasing attention from regulators globally, which is set to ramp up with further adoption of emerging technologies

Netherlands: KPN’s acquisition of quad-play operator will require commitments

The deal would further cut the market share of independent MVNOs, while strengthening the incumbent’s position in the low-cost segment

Apple’s iPhone 12: Ban over radiation concerns

France’s spectrum agency orders Apple to withdraw the device from the market, prompting fellow regulators in the EU to follow suit

Netherlands: Wholesale local access market left unregulated

The ACM will be monitoring KPN and Glaspoort’s network access commitments, which may have helped save VodafoneZiggo from new regulation

Cloudbusting: Hyperscalers come under increasing regulatory scrutiny

France, the Netherlands and the UK have all announced reviews of competition in the cloud market, but will their investigations identify concerns?

Promoting competition between cloud providers

Proposed amendments by the Netherlands to the EU’s Data Act could support interoperability, although some provisions could see lengthy negotiations