EU's Vestager says no antitrust concerns yet about cloud computing

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Margrethe Vestager said Gaia-X provides competition to US giants.

EU's Vestager says no antitrust concerns yet about cloud computing
Cloud computing, in which Amazon and Microsoft are the biggest players followed by Alphabet's Google, doesn't pose competition concerns yet because of Europe's Gaia-X initiative, EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager said on Monday. Cloud computing services have seen demand soar, ...

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