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La FTC pierde el intento de frenar la adquisición de Activision por Microsoft

Autor : Bella Actualizar : Nov 17,2025

Microsoft ha logrado otra victoria legal contra la Comisión Federal de Comercio (FTC) en su muy publicitada adquisición de Activision Blizzard.

La apelación de la FTC para detener la compra de 69 mil millones de dólares de Microsoft del creador de Call of Duty fue rechazada hoy por el Tribunal de Apelaciones del Noveno Circuito de San Francisco, consolidando un acuerdo anunciado por primera vez a fines de 2022 (vía Reuters). Un panel de tres jueces desestimó el desafío de la FTC a la sentencia de julio de 2023 que despejó el camino de Microsoft para completar la adquisición.

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La adquisición de Activision Blizzard por parte de Microsoft enfrentó un intenso escrutinio regulatorio que abarcó tres años. Varios senadores estadounidenses, opositores iniciales, expresaron su preocupación sobre la consolidación en la industria tecnológica mientras la empresa matriz de Xbox expandía su cartera. Entre los temores de que franquicias como Call of Duty pudieran volverse exclusivas de Xbox, Microsoft aseguró a las partes interesadas que no restringiría los títulos principales a su plataforma.

Tras numerosos obstáculos regulatorios en 2023, Microsoft finalmente concretó su compra de Activision Blizzard en octubre de ese año. Si bien la apelación de la FTC amenazaba con alterar las operaciones posteriores a la adquisición, la decisión de hoy parece concluir esta prolongada batalla legal.

Para una línea de tiempo completa de los desafíos de Microsoft en la adquisición de Activision Blizzard, visita aquí.

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