The European Commission opened an antitrust investigation into SAP -- which offers both traditional software and cloud-based computing services -- in September over fears the company's practices may have distorted competition.
German software giant SAP avoided an EU fine after Brussels said on Thursday it addressed the bloc's competition concerns with promises to make changes.
The European Commission opened an antitrust investigation into SAP -- which offers both traditional software and cloud-based computing services -- in September over fears the company's practices may have distorted competition.
Now, the EU is satisfied the issues have been addressed by SAP's promises relating to services for its popular business management software.
For example, SAP will allow customers to terminate their licences in specific scenarios such as customers' insolvency or bankruptcy, the EU said.
