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They know MS isn't going anywhere. Windows is too entrenched, users don't care or have feasible alternatives, for a variety of reasons. Plus, MS isn't in the O
by Night_Thastus 9mo ago
They know MS isn't going anywhere. Windows is too entrenched, users don't care or have feasible alternatives, for a variety of reasons.
Plus, MS isn't in the OS business. They're in the data/metrics business.
- zx8080 9mo ago> Plus, MS isn't in the OS business. They're in the data/metrics business. Datadog is. And snowflake. Even Google is. But MS does not like it's centered around data/metrics.
- tonyedgecombe 9mo agoWindows has been losing market share for years now.
- halapro 9mo agoThis isn't 2012 anymore, most businesses live in the browser, they couldn't care less what OS they're running. The only reason Windows is still so popular is due to inertia. Ever Excel-centric businesses can use Excel in the browser. While it's true that Microsoft can live without Microsoft, it's still a huge channel. They already lost a whole very lucrative platform (mobile)