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This argument totally ignores Microsoft’s consideration of what might happen after that endgame-state, and what utility (if any) it would have for them. Specifi
by qubex 6y ago
This argument totally ignores Microsoft’s consideration of what might happen after that endgame-state, and what utility (if any) it would have for them. Specifically, Microsoft would have everything to lose if it placed all of the Windows-like APIs into their Linux kernel, even if that were in the interests of “de-complexifying” their Azure business, because after that they’d be on par with every other Cloud/PaaS provider and they’d be outcompeted on cost by the likes of Amazon Web Services.
- mixmastamyk 6y agoAWS is one of the most expensive options. MS, despite its traditionally anti-competitive management has better tech chops than anyone besides google.