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Oddly enough Microsoft is the only company I can see bucking this trend right now. I'll second that - both Azure and Surface are best-in-class.
by gaius 9y ago
Oddly enough Microsoft is the only company I can see bucking this trend right now.
I'll second that - both Azure and Surface are best-in-class.
- tomrod 9y agoEh, Azure is not that great. It's okay.
- MandieD 9y agoAzure is an absolute joy to use and administer compared to IBM Bluemix.
- antod 9y ago>> Eh, Azure is not that great. It's okay. > Azure is an absolute joy to use and administer compared to IBM Bluemix. Note to other readers: although slightly tangential, these two comments do not actually disagree or contradict each other.
- jtmcmc 9y agovery low bar there...
- tomrod 9y agoI have no doubt. I spent some time recently diving into Azure ML Studio. It's a rough product still, with a lot of opportunity for optimizations/better UX. I reckon the administration is much nicer, and probably closer to the designers/architects' UX understanding.
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- Angostura 9y agoSurface has just been turned into a meaningless marketing term, like Watson. See the Surface laptop as an example.