I don't understand what you're to say here, really. Just literally hours ago the EC ordered Microsoft to uncouple Teams from Office because Slack, the product MS copied, lost all of its lead to Teams after MS flexed its muscle and leveraged its dominant position to promote their copycat product. MS is a convicted monopolist and a repeat offender, they will abuse whatever power they're handed, whether they're successful at this or not is a different matter; one the CMA isn't keen on finding out. 

The funny thing is that MS didn't protest the EC decision at all and complied immediately, because as a repeat offender, they know better than anyone how they challenged similar decisions in the past and lost. 

I don't even know why 4 people are agreeing with you, on the subject you mentioned about MS "dominating ALL OF PC", and that's not how this works, like at all...

The only part MS actually owns on PC is their own operating system, which is of their own design, but it is in no way "all of PC", because Linux and mac OS exist.

Did you really used Linux as an argument about MS not dominating PC space ?

Did you really just pull an "akcutally" on me?

No, not at all.

yes, I actually think you did, because you're trying to imply something here, please tell me what it is you think.

Well, I didn't. At all. 

UK gives more "power" to the CMA

The whole article : https://www.allenovery.com/en-gb/global/news-and-insights/publications/uk-revamps-competition-and-consumer-regimes

Bipartisan bill that passed despite blocking the CMA history of blocking massive mergers like Nvidia + ARM, and smaller acquisitions like Meta absorbing Giphy, and stopping domestic disasters like ASDA merging with Sainsbury.

Non of the CMA actions, so far, have phased tech investors. London in 2022 maintained its massive lead over Paris and Berlin and is still ahead by a big margin. In Q1 2023, London VC funding is still double what its closet European competitors have received (Berlin or Paris have received). So when ABK comes out and say, the UK is closed for business, that's misinformation (aka lies) that do not align with the numbers and the facts. MS statements aren't any better, it's amazing how little press and scrutiny their veiled threats and misinformation (again, lies) have received. 

And you know what, now that the weather is less cloudy in the dystopian corporates' lands and my vision is less blurry, I can actually say that the initial structural remedies suggested by the CMA were too soft, all they asked for (to my limited understanding anyway) is for MS not to acquire CoD, and keep the rest, the and rest are massive IPs, some of which have proven to be evergreen like Overwatch, WoW, and Diablo, some would've given the Xbox a diverse family friendly line up like Crash and Spyro, and some would've furthered their mobile ambitions like Candy Crush. There was a fantastic deal for MS here, and still is. 

The CMA have been handling MS proposed acquisition with gloves, but evidently, even that wasn't enough.  

Alright then, so it was a nothing post, gotcha.