Xbox vs PlayStation: Microsoft takes console war to the cloud by buying Call of Duty makers Activision Blizzard
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Microsoft’s acquisition of Call of Duty makers Activision Blizzard this year has competitors Sony, Google and worried about it monopolising gaming in the cloud.
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