Microsoft signs 10-year deal with Nware after UK blocks Activision deal

The agreement with the Spanish firm is the latest from Microsoft to bring ‘Call of Duty’ and other Activision titles to other platforms

Microsoft is selling Activision Blizzard King cloud gaming rights to Ubisoft to complete the acquisition of Activision Blizzard. The new plan has been submitted to the CMA and is awaiting approval.

Xbox Cloud Gaming (xCloud) seems to transfer all Activision Blizzard cloud game streaming rights to Ubisoft instead after the merger : r/GeForceNOW

U.K. blocks Microsoft-Activision Blizzard deal, a blow to tech giant's power - The Washington Post

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Microsoft has signed a 10-year agreement with Nware, a cloud gaming platform. This partnership will allow Nware to utilize Microsoft's Azure technology for its gaming infrastructure, improving the… - Brayden H - Medium

Microsoft and Nware Sign 10-Year Cloud Gaming Deal

Microsoft - Activision Blizzard: Can The CMA Decision Ruin The Deal? (ATVI)

Microsoft Is (Of Course) Not Giving Up On Activision Buyout In UK, Announces New Cloud Deal - GameSpot

Microsoft enters yet another 10-year agreement, despite CMA setback

Microsoft news recap: CMA blocks Activision Blizzard acquisition, Phone Link for iOS launches, and more

Microsoft president says new Activision Blizzard deal is “up to regulators”

Microsoft-Activision deal pushes for UK approval

Microsoft's revamped $69 billion deal for Activision is on the cusp of going through