Microsoft ‘All In’ on Container-Powered Cloud

Microsoft ‘All In’ on Container-Powered Cloud
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer today emphasized that “when it comes to the cloud, we are all in.” He shared that message first in a speech at the University of Washington, later in an all-staff email, and also in a major ad campaign the company is launching today.
http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2010/03/04/microsoft-all-in-on-container-powered-cloud/
From a data center perspective, one of Ballmer’s most interesting comments came during the question-and-answer session with students, in which he hinted that Microsoft may offer a container packed with Azure technology as a product for on-site installation.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer today emphasized that “when it comes to the cloud, we are all in.” He shared that message first in a speech at the University of Washington, later in an all-staff email, and also in a major ad campaign the company is launching today.
http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2010/03/04/microsoft-all-in-on-container-powered-cloud/

From a data center perspective, one of Ballmer’s most interesting comments came during the question-and-answer session with students, in which he hinted that Microsoft may offer a container packed with Azure technology as a product for on-site installation.

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