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It also appears to be a nothingburger of a report. Governments want to upgrade their tech stack, look at moving to the cloud, and shockingly select one of the t
by mike_d 4y ago
It also appears to be a nothingburger of a report. Governments want to upgrade their tech stack, look at moving to the cloud, and shockingly select one of the three largest cloud providers.
I'm equally surprised that the military buys boots from a large volume boot company and not a boutique corner shoe shop.
- MichaelCollins 4y agoA nothingburger of a report, that if published, would provoke Microsoft to have UNI employees fired? That doesn't seem to add up.
- mike_d 4y agoYes. It sounds like Microsoft and UNI formed some sort of partnership or arrangement. Non-disparagement clauses are pretty standard when you enter into public arrangements, and it is also a bad look for UNI. I read some more of the paper and the core of the argument seems to be that it sucks no European company has a good cloud.
- MichaelCollins 4y ago> It sounds like Microsoft and UNI formed some sort of partnership or arrangement. Non-disparagement clauses are pretty standard when you enter into public arrangements, and it is also a bad look for UNI. Such an agreement is worth reporting, not a "nothingburger"
- Brian_K_White 4y agoA nothingbuger of a comment that says "x is nothing" when the post isn't about x. The post is not bringing the news that a customer chose a supplier.