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Below the top level, other Microsoft staffers, like Casey Cheyne, today an IGEL Technology VP, then a Microsoft regional sales manager, saw the need for change coming. "I am a huge Steve Ballmer fan. That said, he was at the helm of Microsoft during the last half of the proprietary software run and in many ways had his hands tied to that. I understand why he had to dig his heels in for so many years. There was a lot at stake and you know how Wall Street loves those quarterly earnings."
"Microsoft loves Linux" is generally not something one expects to hear, but that was one of the messages that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella delivered at a San Francisco media event touting Redmond's cloud offerings on Monday.
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Microsoft loves to pitch ideas that they think will help you save time and be more productive. These come in various flavors of AI doing tasks in the background to utilizing virtual assistants to find open time on calendars.
Since the day when then newly minted CEO, Sattya Nadella, famously uttered the phrase "Microsoft loves Linux," Redmond has been on a tear seeking to prove that its affection for Linux and open source is real. In 2016 it began writing annual checks of $500,000 to the Linux Foundation for a top-tier platinum membership. It has taken additional memberships in about every foundation project with which it shares common interests. Along the way, it's become a top code contributor to the operating system.
Years ago, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stood in front of a presentation slide that said Microsoft loves Linux. Some people were happy to see this change. Others were skeptical. Did Microsoft really love Linux after all?
Microsoft loves to rebrand, and it can be confusing. You and your partner need to be up to date on what you are asking for and buying. A good partner can help and should know the difference between Power BI Premium Per User and Power BI P-Series. There is a cost difference of $7,980 per month. It would be a shame to have an annual commitment on the wrong subscription.
I think there are a number of different experiences now that consumers around the world are looking for in online. There are the deep experiences that we expect to see in games like Perfect Dark Zero where many people can join a single game environment - much more than you can in Halo 2 right now. We're building out massive maps and levels that allow a lot of people to go in and play in a single game, no matter where you are in the world. I think that is going to be a very compelling experience, but arguably for the more dedicated gamer, shall we say - particularly the guy who loves to play online, the Halo 2 crowd, if we can call it that. 2b1af7f3a8