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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Microsoft<\/a> will make a last-ditch effort to defend its $69 billion bid for \"Call of Duty\" maker Activision Blizzard<\/a> in front of EU and national antitrust officials at a closed hearing on February 21, the US software company said on Tuesday.

The company asked for the hearing after receiving a statement of objections from the European Commission warning about the possible anti-competitive effects of the deal.

A Microsoft<\/a> spokesperson confirmed the oral hearing.

The Xbox maker announced the Activision Blizzard<\/a> acquisition in January last year to help it compete better with leaders Tencent<\/a> and Sony<\/a>, but has run into regulatory headwinds in Europe, Britain and the United States.

Microsoft is expected to offer remedies after the hearing.

It has reached a 10-year deal with Nintendo to make \"Call of Duty\" available on Nintendo consoles, a remedy aimed at convincing competition enforcers but which has been criticised by Sony<\/a>, which wants the deal to be blocked.

Deal could harm gamers<\/strong>

Last week, Britain's antitrust regulator said on Wednesday its in-depth probe had found that Xbox maker Microsoft's purchase of Activision Blizzard has raised competition concerns about cloud and console gaming.

In December 2022, The Joe Biden administration had moved to block the $69-billion bid throwing a stumbling block in front of the tech giant's plans to rapidly expand its portfolio of popular games and catch up to bigger rivals.

Without Activision and its variety of games across mobile, consoles and PCs<\/a>, Microsoft could struggle to attract users to its budding subscription service for accessing games. Drawing subscribers has become a priority for big tech companies as traditional growth sources such as ad sales become less reliable.

The US software company had said it wanted the deal to help it compete with gaming leaders Tencent<\/a> and PlayStation owner Sony, which has criticised the deal.

But, in its complaint, the US Federal Trade Commission<\/a>, which enforces antitrust law, said Microsoft had a record of hoarding valuable gaming content.
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微软捍卫美国动视交易2月21日在欧盟的听证会

公司要求听力在收到声明反对欧盟委员会警告可能的反竞争协议的影响。

  • 2023年2月15日更新是06:18点
微软将尽最后的努力来保护其690亿美元收购“使命召唤”制造商动视暴雪在欧盟和国家反垄断官员2月21日在一个封闭的听证会上,美国软件公司周二表示。

公司要求听力在收到声明反对欧盟委员会警告可能的反竞争协议的影响。

一个微软发言人证实口服听证会。

Xbox制造商宣布动视暴雪收购去年1月与领导人帮助它更好的竞争腾讯和索尼,但遇到监管阻力在欧洲,英国和美国。

广告
在听证会后,微软将提供补救措施。

它已经达到10年处理任天堂“使命召唤”任天堂游戏机上可用,补救措施,旨在说服竞争执法者但批评索尼希望这笔交易被阻塞。

协议可能会损害玩家

上周,英国反垄断监管机构周三表示,其深入调查发现,微软Xbox制造商收购动视暴雪提出了云计算和游戏机竞争的担忧。

2022年12月,乔•拜登(Joe Biden)政府已经阻止690亿美元收购扔一块绊脚石的科技巨头的计划迅速扩大其投资组合的流行游戏和赶上更大的竞争对手。

没有动视和其各种各样的游戏在移动,游戏机和个人电脑,微软可能难以吸引用户访问游戏的初露头角的订阅服务。画用户已经成为大型科技公司的优先事项和传统广告销售等增长来源变得不那么可靠。

美国软件公司表示,它希望这笔交易帮助它与游戏的领导人腾讯和索尼PlayStation老板批评了交易。

但是,在其投诉,美国联邦贸易委员会(Federal Trade Commission)执行反垄断法,说微软已经囤积的记录有价值的游戏内容。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Microsoft<\/a> will make a last-ditch effort to defend its $69 billion bid for \"Call of Duty\" maker Activision Blizzard<\/a> in front of EU and national antitrust officials at a closed hearing on February 21, the US software company said on Tuesday.

The company asked for the hearing after receiving a statement of objections from the European Commission warning about the possible anti-competitive effects of the deal.

A Microsoft<\/a> spokesperson confirmed the oral hearing.

The Xbox maker announced the Activision Blizzard<\/a> acquisition in January last year to help it compete better with leaders Tencent<\/a> and Sony<\/a>, but has run into regulatory headwinds in Europe, Britain and the United States.

Microsoft is expected to offer remedies after the hearing.

It has reached a 10-year deal with Nintendo to make \"Call of Duty\" available on Nintendo consoles, a remedy aimed at convincing competition enforcers but which has been criticised by Sony<\/a>, which wants the deal to be blocked.

Deal could harm gamers<\/strong>

Last week, Britain's antitrust regulator said on Wednesday its in-depth probe had found that Xbox maker Microsoft's purchase of Activision Blizzard has raised competition concerns about cloud and console gaming.

In December 2022, The Joe Biden administration had moved to block the $69-billion bid throwing a stumbling block in front of the tech giant's plans to rapidly expand its portfolio of popular games and catch up to bigger rivals.

Without Activision and its variety of games across mobile, consoles and PCs<\/a>, Microsoft could struggle to attract users to its budding subscription service for accessing games. Drawing subscribers has become a priority for big tech companies as traditional growth sources such as ad sales become less reliable.

The US software company had said it wanted the deal to help it compete with gaming leaders Tencent<\/a> and PlayStation owner Sony, which has criticised the deal.

But, in its complaint, the US Federal Trade Commission<\/a>, which enforces antitrust law, said Microsoft had a record of hoarding valuable gaming content.
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