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Microsoft is discontinuing its Skype video-calling service in favor of Microsoft Teams, its unified communications platform, reflecting the company’s strategy to streamline its offerings in a competitive market.

Microsoft is discontinuing its Skype video-calling service in May, after it was acquired for $8.5 billion in 2011. The tech giant will integrate its services into Microsoft Teams.

Microsoft is ending support for Skype, as its users transition to Microsoft Teams, marking the close of a chapter in the history of video communications.

Microsoft is discontinuing Skype, its video-calling service, and moving its features to Microsoft Teams, its main video conferencing platform.

Microsoft is shutting down Skype, the video-calling service it acquired in 2011, as the tech giant consolidates its communications platforms.

Microsoft is discontinuing Skype, the video-calling service it acquired in 2011, and integrating its features into Microsoft Teams.

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Microsoft is discontinuing Skype, the video-calling service it acquired in 2011, and transitioning its features to Microsoft Teams, its primary communications platform.

Microsoft is retiring its video-calling service Skype in May, directing users to its Teams platform as it continues to integrate communication tools.