Microsoft Mocked Linux in 2001 — Now It Runs on Linux
In 2001, Microsoft publicly criticized Linux and viewed it as a major competitor. Fast forward to today, and Microsoft relies heavily on Linux to power key services, including Azure cloud infrastructure. In this video, we explore Microsoft's dramatic transformation, why Linux became essential to its business, what changed over the past two decades, and how open-source software reshaped the technology industry. Stay updated with the latest Microsoft, Linux, Windows, AI, cloud computing, and breaking tech news. #Microsoft #Linux #Windows #Azure #OpenSource #TechNews #CloudComputing #Technology #BreakingNews #MicrosoftAzure
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