> If we were to pick a single moment in history that lead to their undoing I always find these sorts of comments interesting. Microsoft is a very different b

> If we were to pick a single moment in history that lead to their undoing I always find these sorts of comments interesting. Microsoft is a very different business than say other failures who you could point to a single event (Kodak, Word Perfect, Lotus Software, Myspace) Remember, Microsoft have over $100 BILLION in cash[0]. You could perhaps cherry pick certain parts of the business. But I remember the stories of how they made more money from Android than Windows Phone[1]. Microsoft has a long, LONG way to fall before I would say they have failed. [0] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-06-13/why-microsoft-with-100-billion-is-borrowing-to-buy-linkedin https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-06-13/why-micro... [1] http://gizmodo.com/5806227/did-you-know-microsoft-makes-five-times-more-money-from-android-than-from-windows-phone http://gizmodo.com/5806227/did-you-know-microsoft-makes-five...