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Britain's Competition and Markets Authority concluded that Microsoft and Amazon hold "significant unilateral market power" in cloud services and recommended investigating both companies under new competition rules. The regulator said it had concerns about practices creating customer "lock-in" effects through egress fees and unfavorable licensing terms that trap businesses in difficult-to-exit contracts. Microsoft and Amazon each control roughly 30-40% of the infrastructure-as-a-service market, while Google holds 5-10%. Microsoft disputed the findings, calling the cloud market "dynamic and competitive." Amazon said the probe recommendations were "unwarranted."

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'I want to kick my baggy jumpers and jeans habit'

Mamadou Alion Diallo, 27, who is from Mali attacked fellow asylum seeker Zenabou Quedraogo at the Heston Hyde Hotel in Hounslow, London.

Hulk Hogan's official cause of death was revealed on Thursday. The wrestling legend died on July 24, aged 71.

The duplex flat being sold by Chestertons spans 3,664 sq ft and has two reception rooms and five bathrooms.

A bearable drizzle in Chichester this morning soon turned into a fully-blown torrential downpour, leaving revellers scrambling for shelter on the racecourse.

'Deal scrapped!' 'Executives are angry!' Reports have flown across the globe this week saying Harry and Meghan are being dumped from their five-year exclusive deal with Netflix.

The culture club icon, 63, has expressed support for transgender people online, alongside other stars such as Tilda Swinton and Pedro Pascal.

British society bible Tatler has today announced its top ten 'Best Dressed In Britain' stars for 2025 - and some surprising faces made the list. 

Steven Gerrard's daughter, Lilly-Ella, welcomed her first child, a baby girl, two weeks ago.

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Deep dive  The journal Science is preparing to remove an editorial expression of concern that cast doubt on a five-year-old Microsoft quantum computing research paper.…

Serenity opened in 2017, and for seven out of the eight years since, it's been rated the number one resort in St Lucia on Tripadvisor.

Ozzy Osbourne's rarely-seen daughter Aimee courageously put herself in the spotlight for her beloved father at his funeral procession this week, despite choosing to live a life away from fame.

According to Jonathan Sitson, founder of cream chargers supplier Quick Whip, Baby Guinness wasn't invented by accident, and has a real purpose many Brits won't realise.

Beijing has summoned Nvidia over alleged security issues with its chips, in a blow to the US company's push to revive sales in the country after Washington granted approval for the export of a made-for-China chip. From a report: China's cyber regulator on Thursday said it had held a meeting with Nvidia over what it called "serious security issues" with the company's artificial intelligence chips. It said US AI experts had "revealed that Nvidia's computing chips have location tracking and can remotely shut down the technology." The Cyberspace Administration of China requested that Nvidia explain the security problems associated with the H20 chip, which was designed for the Chinese market to comply with US export restrictions, and submit documentation to support their case.

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Duncan Edwards, 62, of Swan Grove in Chappel, Colchester, has been charged with 26 offences.

Graham Thorpe died after being struck by a train on August 4 last year and the three-day inquest into his death last week recorded a verdict of suicide. It also found that he had been let down by doctors.

Hermès International SCA said it believes that Puech no longer possesses any shares in the luxury fashion house and hasn't done for some time, according to Bloomberg via Business of Fashion.

Microsoft researchers have revealed the 40 jobs most likely to be pushed out by artificial intelligence, and the 40 most likely to remain human.