The U.K.’s CMA said that it has decided that Microsoft’s (MSFT) partnership with OpenAI does not qualify for investigation under the merger provisions of the Enterprise Act 2002. In a statement, the CMA said: “The CMA does not believe that it is or may be the case that the Partnership, in its current form, gives rise to a relevant merger situation. In particular the CMA does not consider there has been a change of control by Microsoft from material influence to de facto control over OpenAI. Therefore the Partnership will not be referred under section 22 of the Enterprise Act 2002.”
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