Microsoft exempts UK public sector from 25 per cent price hike

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Adjustments to UK pricing will mean big increases for everyone else

Microsoft claims that it will exempt the UK public sector from summer volume licencing hikes intended to synchronise UK prices with the rest of Europe. The increases will see organisations payin...

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