On May 13th, it was reported that the European Union will file new antitrust charges against Microsoft due to concerns that Microsoft is weakening its competitors in the video conferencing application Teams. According to multiple insiders, the European Commission is intensifying its formal charges against Microsoft due to concerns that it has restricted competition in the industry. Last month, Microsoft made concessions to avoid regulatory actions, including proposing to separate Teams from other software such as Office in Europe and even globally. However, insiders say that EU officials are still concerned that Microsoft is not doing enough to achieve market fairness. (Financial Times)