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SHANGHAI - China is investigating Microsoft for allegedly operating a monopoly in its market, the government said Tuesday, as it took aim at the US software giant over business practices. The move makes the company the latest foreign firm to face Beijing's scrutiny, in fields ranging from computing to baby milk.

Secure embedded L4 (seL4), said to be the world's most highly-assured operating system, has been released as open source, Australia's Information and Communications Technology Research Centre of Excellence (NICTA) and U.S. aerospace and defense company General Dynamics C4 Systems announced on Tuesday.

NEW YORK - Microsoft said Monday it was under investigation by antitrust authorities in China, pledging to cooperate in the investigation. "We aim to build products that deliver the features, security and reliability customers expect, and we will address any concerns the government may have," Microsoft said in an emailed statement.

BEIJING - Officials from China's corporate regulator paid visits Monday to software giant Microsoft's offices in four cities in the country, Dow Jones Newswires reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

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