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Satya Nadella’s new Microsoft doesn’t trust its reputation and literally valid for everyone. The company, which has a weight in the cloud computing sector with Azure and revitalized
Satya Nadella’s new Microsoft doesn’t trust its reputation and literally valid for everyone. The company, which has a weight in the cloud computing sector with Azure and revitalized its search and office automation proposals with artificial intelligence, decided to focus mainly on the video game sector.
Microsoft does not want to stand by the changes that the Digital Markets Act (DMA) will bring. By 2024, Apple and Google may have to allow third-party app stores to run on mobile operating systems (iOS and Android). This is exactly where those from Redmond want to enter.
The legal battle for the acquisition of Activision Blizzard, another masterful move by Microsoft, left us with some really juicy data. One of them was that the company led by Nadella was considering launching its own company. own mobile game store. Now it was Phil Spencer himself, the head of Xbox, who confirmed this.
In an interview with the Financial Times, the executive believes the DMA is a great opportunity not to be missed. In that sense, he explains that they are working on a mobile app store that will allow them to offer offers from “external partners” alongside Xbox games and subscriptions, which could arrive next year.
According to Spencer, games like ‘Call of Duty Mobile’, ‘Diablo Immortal’ and ‘Candy Crush Saga’ are expected to occur. part of the catalog games from the future app store. This route also allows them to bypass App Store restrictions that prevent the Game Pass cloud game from working on iOS devices (although there are alternatives).
But for all this to happen, two conditions must be met. On the one hand, the acquisition of Activision Blizzard, which has come under the scrutiny of different regulatory agencies, should continue. Also, as planned, the European Union should force Apple and Google to change the way apps are distributed on iOS and Android.
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On Xataka: According to Bloomberg, Apple is preparing to allow third-party stores on iOS in an unprecedented move.
Source: Xataka
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