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Skype officially shut down after 23-year run as Microsoft shifts focus to other platforms
Microsoft has officially shut down Skype, the video-call service that helped launch a new era for online communication. The tech company said it will shift its video-conference services to Microsoft Teams, its flagship communication platform, according to a report in CNET, the tech media outlet.
Microsoft makes it official, kills Skype
Microsoft originally bought Skype for $8.5 billion in 2011 to replace its own Windows Live Messenger platform. Skype was founded in 2003 by Niklas Zennström and Danish Janus Friis. Skype quickly became known as the communications platform that popularized video calls.
Microsoft's Skype has finally shut down, concluding its 22-year tenure as the once-dominant internet calling and messaging ...
After 23 years of connecting people around the world, Skype, the popular video-calling service, is shutting down. Microsoft, ...
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