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Rather, this is a system designed to stop devices equipped with microphones from transmitting automatically transcribed recordings.

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This technology won't necessarily stop a human listener from understanding someone if they're snooping (you can give recordings a listen and view the source code at the link above). The thought that our gadgets are spying on us isn't a pleasant one, which is why a group of Columbia University researchers have created what they call "neural voice camouflage." The clock appears to be very much ticking, with Microsoft's price increases and seeming intransigence around licensing starting to seem like it might cause snowballing legal problems for the tech giant. Smith's remarks were welcomed by CISPE (Cloud Infrastructure Services in Europe) who, unsurprisingly, called for regulators to continue investigations until Microsoft amended its ways. In a report by Bloomberg, company President, Brad Smith, said: "There definitely are some valid concerns," and "It's very important for us to learn more and then make some changes."

EU digital rules must consider anti-competitive licensing terms, say cloud sellersįrance's OVHCloud fired off an EU antitrust complaint in March over the increased cost in running Microsoft's wares in clouds other than Azure, and EU open source cloud vendor Nextcloud took exception to Microsoft's habit of bundling its operating system with online services.

Alarm raised after Microsoft wins data-encoding patent.

DBAs massively over-provision Oracle to protect themselves: Microsoft.

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Oracle's compliance cops now include Java in license audits.

Microsoft is coming under increasing fire for its licensing practices, which are alleged by some companies to be anti-competitive. "As Microsoft benefited from extending its market share, it has likely come at a cost to the UK taxpayer as well as businesses like ValueLicensing."

Jonathan Horley, founder and managing Director of the company said in a statement sent to The Reg: "We are pleased that the High Court has dismissed Microsoft's meritless delaying tactics. ValueLicensing appears to be looking forward to its day in court.