Judgment in United States v. Microsoft Corp.

In *United States v. Microsoft Corp.*, the court ruled that Microsoft engaged in anticompetitive practices by bundling its internet browser, Internet Explorer, with its Windows operating system. This behavior was found to stifle competition, harming consumers and limiting choices in the software market. The judgment aimed to prevent Microsoft from abusing its dominant position and encouraged fair competition, ultimately leading to a more diverse technology landscape. The case highlighted the importance of antitrust laws in maintaining a competitive marketplace, ensuring innovation and protecting consumer interests.