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 Almost a year after it opened its investigation into the proposed $68.7 billion acquisition, the UKs Competition Markets Authority  CMA  has ruled that gamers would suffer from reduced choice should the deal go ahead.Credit: Martyn Wil botellas stanley liams/IDG  The UKrsquo  Competition Markets Authority  CMA  has blocked Microsoft from purchasing the gaming studio Activision Blizzard over concerns the deal could alter the future of the fast-growing cloud gaming market, leading to reduced innovation and less choice for UK gamers over the years to come.Microsoft first announced its intention to buy Activision in January 2022 for $68.7 billion, leading to the CMA, the European Commission, and the Federal Trade Commission  FTC  in the US to all launch antitrust probes citing con polene usa cerns about limiting competition in this gaming market.The CMAstarted inviting viewson the deal in July 2022 before launching an in-depth investigation in September. Two months ago, the regulatory body provisionally found that the merger could stifle competition. In a statement outlining its reasons for preventing the deal, the CMA said although Microsoft submitted a proposal to address some of its concerns, that proposal ultimately contained a number of significant shortcomings. These included a failure to sufficiently open up to providers who might wish to offer versions of games on PC operating systems o hydrojug tumbler ther than Windows, and not taking into consideration different cloud gaming service business models.P Gejc CorelDRAW returns to the Mac
 Microsoft Corp. has opened a research and development center for polene cyme  mobile software and services in South Korea, hoping to benefit from the countryrsquo  position as one of the most sophisticated markets for wireless and mobile technologies.This is the first time wersquo;ve set up an RD center for our business outside of  Microsoftrsquo  headquarters in Redmond, Washington , said Pieter Knook, senior vice president of Microsoftrsquo  Mobile and Embedded Devices Division, during a telephone interview.This is also the first time that Microsoft has put its employees on the ground outside Redmond to help vendors develop and build mobile devices, he said. Microsoft will invest US$30 million in the new Mobile Innovation Lab over the next three years, Knook said, explaining the company wants to tap into South Korean expertise with mobile technologies. Korearsquo  a leading-edge market for data and application services, he said.South Korean vendors typically try out new pro stanley quencher ducts, such as the latest camera phones and MP3 players, in their home market before selling those products abroad, Knook said. We want t stanley uk o participate in that, he said.Microsoft also hopes to spur wider adoption of its software by South Korean handset makers, Knook said. To date, Microsoftrsquo  mobile software is used by just one Korean handset maker, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., but the company hopes to build ties with other South Korean vendors, he said.