Microsoft Must Satisfy CMA's Concerns on Deal: CEO

The transcript discusses the CMA's decision to prohibit Microsoft's deal due to competition concerns in cloud gaming. Microsoft is considering restructuring the deal to address these concerns, with divestiture being one potential option. The discussion contrasts divestiture with licensing deals, emphasizing the need to keep the cloud gaming market open and competitive. The CMA expects Microsoft to propose a solution that fully satisfies their requirements.

What is the CMA's current position on Microsoft's proposal?

• They have ignored it.

• They have prohibited it.

• They are undecided.

• They have approved it.

What must Microsoft do to address the CMA's concerns?

• Wait for the CMA to design a solution.

• Come up with a comprehensive proposal.

• Ignore the concerns.

• Propose a new licensing deal.

Why might a divestiture be considered a better option than a licensing deal?

• It is preferred by the FTC.

• It is the only option approved by the CMA.

• It ensures market openness and competition.

• It is less costly.

What is the primary concern for the CMA regarding the cloud gaming market?

• Ensuring the market remains open and competitive.

• Maximizing profits for Microsoft.

• Increasing the cost of entry for new companies.

• Reducing the number of competitors.

What is the role of the CMA in designing a solution for Microsoft's proposal?

• To ignore the proposal.

• To ensure the proposal meets their requirements.

• To approve any solution Microsoft proposes.

• To design the solution for Microsoft.