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Chapter 1597 - Chapter 40: Standing Up Again (Part 3)

The government accused Microsoft of leveraging its monopoly on the Windows operating system to bundle and sell their IE browser, thus targeting other browser software manufacturers.

For example, a significant piece of evidence is that when users uninstall the IE browser, the Windows operating system slows down, forcing users to use the system's built-in browser.

Starting from the 18th, the investigation entered a critical phase, garnering nationwide attention. Bill Gates also appeared before the judge to attend a hearing and undergo questioning.

However, Gates performed rather poorly and sluggishly at the hearing. This person, hailed as a software genius and wealth myth, faced questioning with vague responses, often using ambiguous statements to shirk responsibility, greatly reducing the public's impression of Gates and Microsoft.

This anti-trust wave in the software industry even swept into the sports world, reaching the NBA.

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