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why weren't they more serious about this before?
I actually see a lot of opportunity for the Microsofts of the world to go, Oh, that's an interesting startup. Oh, that's an interesting startup. Let's just fold this in instead of having them as a customer.
if you read Satya's post that we talked about, I think he's like aiming in that direction of some of those ideas. But again, there's this, there's this like trust fall gap of the companies are enjoying the fact that they don't really have to do some of that work right now, which is like, I personally think is why we're seeing so much reactive versus proactive. And so they're, they're just trying to luxuriate in that as long as they can, and who can blame them, right? Like if you're, if you're no
It's about, here are some technical fixes that might give us more control over these agents in the future.
was Satya too busy trying to make Google dance that like he forgot to check the models that they were training?
I think part of the reason why they're putting out all these proposals is because they're like, if we don't have our own plan, then that plan is going to be imposed on us by, you know, state governments, probably not the federal government, at least, we'll see.
very notably, his plan doesn't say anything about regulation.
when you talk to Google or IBM or Microsoft and ask them, why are you spending hundreds of millions of dollars a year on this? They say, well, someday there might be something that comes out of it. That's not a great business to me.
Now, you know, Satya talking about spending $80 billion of CapEx, you know, even for Microsoft, that's a giant number. And at these numbers, no one company can do it.
If I'm at Microsoft, got to secure my GPUs. I've got to make sure I'm spending enough.
And we've heard from people like Satya who say they're power limited.
And it was quickly deployed in all the clouds, you know, in AWS, in Azure, et cetera. That was shocking to me, especially the Microsoft deployment. So, obviously, that feels like a piece of the strategic back and forth between OpenAI and Microsoft around this contract.
But when founders are raising $8, $9 billion, it becomes a much, much more difficult decision for a company like Microsoft.
I mean, you and I just had this conversation. I mean, you could imagine, for example, a world in which Microsoft were to buy perplexity, and now they have a consumer brand to go battle it out. We know how much Satya wants to win in consumer. Now, he owns a bunch of open AI, and so he's got some potential channel conflict there.
Microsoft, I think mostly leverages their corporate customer base and kind of uses that to drive their business.
So we solved the upgrade price problem, and we solved the difficulty of administration problem, and that was the enterprise agreement.
Number one, very hard to copies of software you print. And number two problem, we were selling upgrades and new licenses. And upgrades were like less than half the price of new licenses.
Easy. Because that's where IBM could squish us like a bug.
If we couldn't sell our stuff to businesses, only to consumers, we knew that by then. We'd only get so far because enterprises wanted some features and enterprise don't like, you know, okay, you can go to computer land and buy a few copies.
And now I just find it cuckoo that, you know, all Microsoft is characterized as an enterprise company, which I'm not, I mean, I think it's more complicated than that, but I'm not going to say that that's not the primary muscle.
I pick up the Wall Street Journal and I read that IBM's divorcing us.
And that's when we first got attention from antitrust authority.
Windows isn't powerful Windows yet. Windows is this fledgling kind of idea.
Bill's pushing windows hard, but we still suspected OS two could be the winner because it came from IBM, but we couldn't just like stop for three or four years.
Microsoft started out as a consumer company and we built a very important consumer business. That success translated into the opening to go build an enterprise business.
the enterprise muscle, muy macho, it got very big and very strong. And so I'm very proud of that.
Microsoft's a great company. But to have both of those muscles totally firing, if I'd been able to sustain that consumer muscle, and I had some ideas about why that didn't happen.
Then, ironically, just as GitHub Copilot comes in, Brad, familiar with the term, the get fit era. This is like, wait. Time to get fit. Hold on. We've gotten too big, right? And then you can see stabilization of headcount down in a lot of other companies.
Now, we're entering the AI era. And I do think it's kind of a provocative question, which is that, has Microsoft reached the peak employee? And will they never cross that threshold ever again?
Microsoft derivatively is supporting ChatGPT, as is Oracle and CoreWeave on the slide.
And you have Oracle at 5%, Amazon 44 because of the success of AWS, Google 19, and Microsoft 30. And then you show right next to it the share of NVIDIA GPU allocation. Microsoft and Google are about equivalent 30 and 20 to what they have in the cloud revenue market share.
you look at Microsoft, you know, choosing not to extend their CapEx budget.
you got Microsoft maybe, I mean, they have access to open AI right now, but they might lose that or whatever. You've got Amazon, you've got Apple, you know, if I'm at any of those companies, I'd be funding a open source competitor
And you just look at the transition from like Windows revenue to Azure Active Directory, each one of those is a ground game at the customer by customer level to sort of transition people into that new world.
And just like the reputation Satya has for transitioning Microsoft into the Azure cloud era, but it is absolutely not a foregone conclusion. And, in fact, I think, you know, for most of these incumbents, the default will be that they will be disruptive if they don't embrace, you know, where software is going.
companies like Microsoft, you know, had fits and starts with the Internet and cloud and came out quite strong. And so if you're big enough, you get multiple at-bats, you know, with these transitions.
I think part of the reason that there's price compression for tools like Zoom or Slack and Teams is in part because the value you get from a sort of horizontal productivity tool is very hard to measure.
But they don't get to charge that because there's Teams and there's Google Meet and there's other stuff like that.
But it started with the original, from my perspective, with the original Microsoft OpenAI deal where credits go in as a in-kind investment and then those credits are used back against, you know, Azure and Microsoft Cloud Services. And in that case, you know, and I said it back then, I'll say it again now, that's a cashless transaction. Like there's no cash, but it becomes an income statement revenue item for Microsoft. And I don't think that's ideal from an economic standpoint.
we were involved even in 2016 uh when initially open ai uh started in fact azure was even the first sponsor i think
the real strategic thing that comes together and that remains going forward is that stateless api exclusivity on azure that helps quite frankly both open ai and us and our customers uh because when somebody in the enterprise uh is trying to build an application they want an api that's stateless they want to mix it up with uh compute and storage put a database
microsooft had missed out on search had missed out on mobile you become ceo almost had missed out on the cloud right you you've described it caught the last train out of town to capture the cloud and i think you were pretty determined to have eyes and ears down here so you didn't miss the next big thing
the collective monetization reach of github copilot chat gpt microsooft 365 copilot and copilot you add those four things that is it right that's the biggest sort of ai set of products uh out there on the planet
copilot inside of uh github copilot and seeing just the code completions and seeing it work that's when i would say we i felt like i can go from one to ten because that was the big call quite frankly one was controversial uh but the one to ten was what really made this entire era possible
microsooft since 1995 was obsessed i mean bill's obsession for the company was natural language natural language i mean after all we're a coding company that's right information work company so it's when sam in 2019 started talking about text and natural language and transformers and scaling laws uh that's when i said wow like this is an interesting i mean he you know this was a team that was going in the direction or the direction of travel was now clear it had a lot more overlap with our inter
it's not a supply issue of chips it's actually uh the fact that i don't have warm shells to plug into in fact that is my problem today
we heard from both microsoft and google yesterday both said their cloud businesses would have been growing faster if they have more gpus
OpenAI can distribute its models, its leading models on Azure, but I don't think you can distribute them on any other leading of the big clouds for seven years until 2032.
So that would mean if you had $20 billion in revenue that you're paying $3 billion to Microsoft
we would still want Microsoft's help getting this product out into people's hands
Microsoft is one of the largest distribution platforms in the world
without certainly without Microsoft and particularly Satya's early conviction, we would not have been able to do that. I don't think there were a lot of other people that would have been willing to take that kind of a bet
Microsoft started investing in 2019, has invested in the ballpark of $13, $14 billion into OpenAI. And for that, you get 27% of the business ownership in the business on a fully diluted basis.
we are very thrilled to be an investor and an early backer. And it's a great, and it's really a testament to what Sam and team have done
I think this has really been an amazing partnership through every phase. ... I think this is one of the great tech partnerships ever. And without certainly without Microsoft and particularly Satya's early conviction, we would not have been able to do that.
if they would have to go to purely internet internet-based technologies like like microsoft.net or plain java then they would require very much larger development teams
the newer challengers of amazon and of of microsoft as you have really to be looked into seriously because they give you more choice yeah and what you can do and and the goal of microsoft is still lock-in
I don't think there's any reason why Microsoft could not just you could do collaborative documents with the processing local right so if that turns out if if basically that turns out to be a deciding factor then Microsoft's already got a lot of that code written
for real serious work uh Google Docs is still not at par with what you can do with Office Word or Excel or PowerPoint or whatever tool you use so I would concur with that comment I think they still have room to grow and catch up so until then it's Microsoft
I actually think Microsoft has got to leg up to be completely fair... I actually say Advantage Microsoft on this one.
they're not going to give up exchange anytime soon or office products
the biggest threat to microsoft frankly is at the os level because that device ain't running windows right my ipad right and uh and your iphone is not running it and your blackberry and my blackberry is not running it and there's linux as an alternative right and that's what scares me more about microsoft and immediately their office platforms
It'll be interesting to see how Microsoft responds. You know, Microsoft's been pushing a pretty big effort around Microsoft Office Live, if I remember the name correctly, but their hosted version of Office. And so, you know, maybe uh that's a wakeup call to Microsoft in order to, you know, change the way it does uh business in terms of making its applications more uh serviceoriented.
I don't see um government employees as a whole uh moving from their Microsoft office office desktop app and experience to, you know, Google in um in massive force in order to unseat Microsoft.
I can't replace my office suite unfortunately with with them given what I want to do without losing more of my hair.
I think the biggest element is usability and change and when you see how non-integrated some of these products can be. I think that's where people are going to run into these user experiences.
the idea was that maybe that was anti-competitive because you had such Market power
I think Microsoft really pissed him off
they had 90% OS install Bas
a lot of venture back companies were having difficulty competing with Microsoft right
everybody was I say anti- Microsoft at the time I think that's kind of softened a bit
the next year microsoft immediately sponsored they sponsored it again this year and they've been a tremendous tremendous partner in the event
no microsoft is not invested in those sorts of things
sounds like the people that google not to put you on the spot are actually a little concerned about it which is to get their attention considering they're the dominant player ... that says something too
it's pretty upbeat pretty optimistic you probably saw in the news that steve ballmer said he's going to continue to invest a lot of money in search so we're aggressive we're going to do it
people discount microsoft like in certain spaces like they said oh they'll never be able to do anything at video games that's going to be just a disaster right they said the same thing about databases ... same thing with games ... xbox is just a terrific platform
i was shocked because i would say the previous product was like two or three out of 10 and google's like a nine or you know eight or nine out of ten and so just instantly you guys i feel you guys sort of caught up instantly
the results are better the the look and feel is better some of the features i the features i noticed were the mapping and directions and the suggested searches alternative searches those things were pretty good
we had been using it internally for at least six months right so i had seen it um and the truth is it had always been pretty darn good
having a search engine as part of an asset and the company is huge and I think that's that's a thing and an asset really only two or three companies have right so City search have to get ranked in Yahoo and google you yahoo and google get to put the result right up top correct
the local search business is really dominated by Google and Yahoo because we have to know in search engines right so we can catch people at the top of the funnel right understand when their intent is local and redirect them to local content which is really where our team comes in right
there's just two people usually you know there's a coconut Pepsi sometimes there's one dominant player windows but apples still making a good living and they've been coming back so it is possible and that you could be the the Microsoft or the Apple in this race
so it's an incredible deal for Microsoft obviously
a lot of people though don't have this problem with figuring out a business model like if you're Microsoft or Salesforce actually success equals dollar success but they really concentrated on selling marketing
Google doesn't want to get into content and Google doesn't want to do community building it's not their speciality
doing a search product uh against something Google was doing kind of hard but if you gave something someone if you gave people something completely different and something that Google could not follow you which is they have no desire to go into the whole user generated content space that worked for us
in the case of Google they launched the local zip code level local news now I wouldn't write those guys off but you know they did that the day after my birthday which was great I like thanks guys um but it turns out that that really hasn't been a huge Focus for us because they have they've really taken the Google News audience and given them a local piece as opposed to going after the greater audience with local news
Google's a search based news product we decided to be more of a directory based news product where we'd have in our case 300,000 different news Pages based on location and and topic
we came out a topics with a with a uh with a news product right after Google had come up with our Google News product and so we clearly couldn't compete Square on with Google um in in the news space with an aggregated news product without something else what we did was categorization
I learned both things to do and things not to do right so amongst the things to do would be just uh run your product well i guess this is more of not to do like okay you just need to do less and uh that's one thing that i blogged about recently was uh the first thing i asked was what happens when you want to get rid of the feature right and you know my boss was like she she'd been at microsoft for about 10 years and she's totally you know a pm's pm in that oregon right she was like just what wha
he's going up against microsoft google and ibm and grouping them and they're not even coming close
I mean Google is behind this Microsoft's catching up to it Salesforce is behind that a lot of our companies are exactly on that Trend
it turns out that the average consumer is still using at you know beyond the browser at least one or two other applications and those one or two applications for me are different than they are for Jason and different than they are from you and that heterogeneity has made it very hard to displace Microsoft as the default OS for netbooks
there's sort of an interesting anecdote from there this fantastic growth in netbooks ... initially I think more than half of the netbook shipments were Linux based operating systems and over time what happened was that has become 95% Microsoft OS
people were thinking that these were going to displace Microsoft and this was a fabulous Boon to Linux based operating systems ... over time what happened was that has become 95% Microsoft OS
the hosted exchange business has been a very good and fast growth business but not a very high margin business
Microsoft hasn't completely clarified its licensing arrangements for virtual desktop instances and it's unclear how they charge in a virtual machine basis or a CPU basis and what happens as you point out the machines are idle a lot of the time and at least the economics that I've seen so far suggest that it can be it might be a very low margin business on the Enterprise side because of the licensing rules
Yahoo, Google, IBM, Microsoft, every big company. It takes forever to make decisions. They have tons of business development people. And the only reason those business development people exist is to take meetings.
that it's going to be a big failure well what why why do you say that because okay the Wii got the audience it did because it was the Wii and it was cheap and it was easy to buy families totally ate it all up Microsoft to connect it's similar to the Wii and they're going for that same audience obviously look at the games that they release at E3 connect to mes like that crazy river raft game I mean obviously they're going for the wi audience but what m mom or dad out there is going to buy an Xbox
I think connect I'm a little worried about connect I have to be honest honestly when it comes out I'm a little concerned
Microsoft just does not know how to roll out a product and Get Hype going
I think these subscription plans on top of subscription plans are just ridiculous not going to work
the people at Microsoft didn't want to get screwed on the deal either so they're like okay well how about we collaborate and then we each can make money on it
Hulu Plus will be a quote unquote custom experience restricted to Xbox Live Gold members
Hulu Plus it's coming out for PS3 iPad I think and Xbox 360 but on Xbox 360 it's coming out way later
I also do on the uh on the web I actually do think the big maps are a pretty good deal better
I know I really do like uh bing's visual search I think is a lot better than google's that's they're real to me the huge value add that thing has I also like their maps and other stuff
i feel like there's a good chance it's just gonna they're gonna get everybody in a room and balmer is just gonna yell at them i think there's at least a 50 chance
i don't necessarily microsoft has the bear market on credibility so not so much
i think it's probably a good idea for the wrong reason only in that i sort of the distrust of microsoft to actually understand what the consumer wants as opposed to what they can sort of feed on them
this strikes me as a sort of clueless like they go get some ipads and give them to your best people and see what they think i mean what do you need to do these kind of focus groups this late in the game they're sort of just figuring it out
microsoft is inviting ipad owners to a series of two hour studies on the redmond campus to get more feedback about how people are using their ipads
because microsoft is rolling out the windows phone 7 in december they want to get some developers together we're going to run a contest building one of those dream apps from one of these influencers and and having it available on the phone when it launches
we're engaged with microsoft and the minute we end that we actually already have another engagement that i can't talk about yet with another company basically doing a very similar thing for them and and and we're kind of guns for hire we're these brand evangelists that go out and we help your product get noticed so we're doing videos and tweets and all kinds of things and we're really amazed by the number of views some of the videos we've put up are already getting like over a thousand views we
windows phone 7 uh this could be a problem chalk this one up to I hope they really fix this error before it launches apparently a developer working on a book about Windows Phone 7 found an odd limitation for the OS the inability to discover hidden SSID
I agree I agree um ultimately Microsoft is as Microsoft play I don't think it's going to make sense for rack based offeror ec2 um those sorts of services those are those already part of Rackspace I think Rackspace would cons consider themselves a competitor to Amazon and that sort of thing I think it's a step in the right direction because people you know like to use lamp stacks and part of the cloud stack but there's a lot of Microsoft users out there they provide an on- demand Microsoft stack
I hope connect just doesn't suck I really hope it doesn't suck please Microsoft just just bake this thing fully before you release it because if it's like buggy and slow it's like oh that was a cool idea but a terrible implementation as so many Microsoft products have been not Windows 7 though
i mean it's certainly it's one month right they're not going to beat nintendo they're not even going to come close but it kind of further solidifies them as the number two and ps3's gotta gotta sell a lot of moves this holiday season really yeah stay relevant exactly indeed
i think it's good this is good for microsoft and i think that they need this push especially since they have connect coming out and that's a lot of pressure to perform so this is like a eagle boost for them to be like hey look at us we outsold everyone we can do this we can push with connect
i think it's significant for microsoft because they've been behind nintendo for so long when it comes to hardware sales right i mean obviously i i mean maybe i'm personally biased but i think xbox content for downloadable content blows everybody else out of the water but when it comes to hardware where the real i think money making is not biased
the xbox 360 for the first time uh i think in its his in its six year history was the number one console in uh in july and that's actually significant because the sales boost experienced by both the ps3 slim and the new xbox 360 um was in june of or around the same time of both years and the ds still beat them but instead of waning in sales and people kind of stopping buying it it actually beat the ds the nintendo ds which is rarely beaten by anything we usually talk about like oh the wii's numb
one downer is actually lack of online co-op play or a competitive play you can't multiplayer game at all kind of ironic considering it's a mobile device
i think that they're it's about time that they've done this i know that they've had handheld gaming devices for quite some time now obviously we all remember the original game boy and everyone is on their phone constantly people don't even leave the house without their phone you leave you feel like you're missing your second arm or your third arm or whatever so it's only a matter of time before they really kind of step up you know the game capabilities of mobile devices
Xbox is a differentiation but not necessarily a selling not necessarily the only selling point for that phone
it's gonna have to be incredible absolutely incredible to pull people away
I guess this is just so much work for them they couldn't do it in the first revision okay which is gonna be bad for them because I think apples game center will be up by then and there's already like openfeint it's been between iPhone and Android
I know they have a deal with Microsoft to sell for real money
I like that I hate the points yeah it's stupid
the only other thing that I think would have competed for Best Hardware accessory is the connect but there's been like you said a lot of criticism about the connect and interface
the connect games they're not looking so hot right now
Microsoft displayed the move in like these little bubbles because there was like interference with people walking around in the background and so I think maybe that took away from their presentation
as far as um online community goes Xbox blows everybody else out of the water let's just let's just be honest about that and that's really where they shine is with the Xbox Live Community I know more Gamers who game on Xbox Live then on PlayStation Network or on the Wii combined
I think obviously it's greed right they want to make more money but I don't understand why they think they can do this when they're still in a heated battle for second place behind the Wii with with Apple eating into sales too
I think this is a horrible thing to increase the price I understand they want to be getting more of the exclusives and I know that PlayStation's kind of honing in on their business but uh this seems like a horrible thing
they can put the money behind it they did that with xbox that's how they muscled their way into the video game world
i'm just i'm really hoping that the executives at microsoft don't kind of ... they don't virtual boy this which is they're like they they're so isolated from the user base that they make decisions that are not in the best interest of the phone itself or the os itself and then what ends up happening is they end up alienating uh who should be buying it right very true like they did with kin
i think metro ui is going to pull iphone users who are looking for more syncing functionality with their pcs and i think that the hardware and the functionality for xbox is going to pull a lot of android users
I think that one of our key competitive advantages is that we're going to not only have relational available in a very open way, but we're going to put the best of our BI which is just really exciting stuff because BI is so needed... available not only on prem but also in cloud.
I opened not with Visual Studio, but with Eclipse... a Microsoft evangelist coding up a Java app and connecting to SQL Azure in the cloud.
is everybody behind this is a core strategic growth area for Microsoft going forward. I've got a one-word answer to that. Yes.
We have a whole sector of outward facing field representatives that just deal with government and those folks are receiving the same level of intense training... In terms of compliance... we've taken a conservative approach around compliance. In other words, making sure that we are completely compliant before we move forward.
I spoke at some of the open cloud camp events. I was keynote speaker at Silicon Valley Cloud Camp and spoke several sessions on SQL Azure, which were overflow, and that was a pretty 95% non-Microsoft community.
what we're seeing this year is the implementation of Steve's all-in message which is whether it's required training for all Microsoft employees and I mean all Microsoft employees so every single person in the 80,000 person company can
We're not going to be in the infrastructure world as far as I know. things do change, but we're we're moving heavily in platform and software as a service, and we want to have a lot of choice for our customers within those areas.
around the cloud computing platform, uh, we are really listening to our customers, you know, and I'll go back to the SQL Azure story to show because we we completely changed course, rip and replace in January and then we went to production in um, October of that same year with a complete new model.
go and try and develop an app using the different vendors applications and you tell me which experience is has the least pain. ... you open up our Visual Studio, you have templates, rightclick deploy. It's faster.
From the SQL the database side what we're moving towards is full compatibility with our on-prem database because you probably know the history. We started out more like the competition with you know the the simpler data storage and our customers said no no no we want relational we want indexing. We want joins. ... and it it differentiates us.
we're coming from behind in the world of cloud. So, our biggest competitors are offering infrastructure. ... we have a platform. So we have the developer tools. So you can take your web app and you wrote your web app in Visual Studio and rather than deploying it just to a regular ISP, you can deploy it to the cloud just by saying rightclick deploy as your project which is you know I mean that's our big value prop because that just is not there.
You can, for example, have a Java front end. Yeah. um you don't have to install an SDK or any developer co tools. You just change your connection string and connect to SQL Azure in the cloud as if it were you know a local database.
We've taken all the things that we know based on our products and we've put them... and we've created the most optimized kind of environment.
There's a lot more resources being added. I mean just very specifically in Southern California we added five positions.
We've had a huge focus on cloud computing particularly in my group because we are responsible for educating the developer community on stuff that's coming out. So I've been actually working in cloud for like a year and a half.
we're already uh in market for our developers with Windows 7 phones. Um even though the devices really aren't broadly available, we've got our um developer tools out and our emulator. Um just here in Southern California, we're running developer events and we're building cloud apps with the developers now and it's a it's a really big uh focus area for the Win7 phone apps.
we're making announcements slowly around it. You know, Balmer is the lead on this obviously and um as the our major shows are uh you know, coming to pass, we're just getting more and more detail out. It's clearly something our customers want and it's clearly a focus.
Microsoft is all over that stuff and um I'm looking forward to the conversation.
in Office 2010 we have a social connector for Outlook and for SharePoint. So we've actually got released product around this. It's relatively newly released and so people aren't aware of it but we're we're aware and releasing product in the space too.
I like the Microsoft also the Google approach to to the way in which they cache and provide distributed systems because ultimately it's the best approach to put the content closest to the people who are going to consume it.
we're trying to be a market leader here.
we're really focusing on green IT.
what I've seen since we've gone to market with Azure is a very rapid expansion number of our data centers.
Microsoft's edge content network um has caching equipment at like lots of sites around the world rather than focusing on one huge data center.
the offerings such as Microsoft has and the Nebula stuff and all the other stuff that we've been talking about on this show are going to become even more important as time goes on.
there's room for a lot of different offerings for the cloud
we're obviously targeting the platform as a service and the software as a service, not so much the infrastructure
we're positioning Azure as our cloud-based operating system
so first of all I can say I like Windows 7 because it's better than its predecessor and and on the eucal eucalyptus platform we do support uh Windows images and application so you can run Windows on it and uh over time we'll probably support more parts of the the Microsoft software stack including their hypervisor we haven't done so yet but I see it coming in the road map
Azure is a great platform in itself
soour uh really has been unable to kind of uh move as quickly as I think they wanted to move and but you know they're going to catch up pretty quick
the new Xbox I um is is much that that whole loud motor problem they they are they're corrected it's corrected that that's true that is true and apparently that one's technically faster than the uh PS3 be because of the new 45 nanometer chip that they're using but they they downclocked it and they they locked it at that downclock rate because they didn't want to uh have the games running differently across different skus
if we're talking about exclusives like do you really think Uncharted 2 God of War 3 Metal Gear Solid 4 or Killzone 2 do you guys really think that that could ever happen on the Xbox 360 these games are way way too Graphics intensive
ports I will always get on on Xbox 360 because it's the leader they'll develop first on that and the cell architecture is not easy to work with so when there's a multiplatform game it'll generally look a little better on the Xbox 360 and believe it or not the Xbox 360 does have a faster drive so certain games have better load times you don't have to install them like you have to on the PS3 and on crossplatform games they they look a little more crisp and they run a little bit faster
I believe when Halo 3 came out it set an Xbox Live record they had 1 million Xbox Live users on the first day that Halo 3 was out
I'm sure Microsoft will release those hopefully next week or in the upcoming week to kind of give this broad idea of how many people are online playing this game together
Halo Reach has sold $200 million worth of copies in its first day that at the biggest sales day this year of any product or any movie wow this year according to Microsoft
if you want to buy a Microsoft hard drive it's only $130
I don't think they had a chance to test it out so I'm sure they'll release a patch soon to fix it
Microsoft likes to keep their architecture closed um you know to keep hackers out they've always protected that Drive although people have figured out how to crack it you know on the older systems but Microsoft likes to close their system although it doesn't always work um they like to keep their technology closed they like to make money off the peripherals and if they are the only ones selling the hard drives as they've been doing they could you know sell them for a lot of money
Microsoft apparently will not have a Windows tablet in the market until halfway through 20111 is what researchers are now saying so yeah the HP Slate maybe it'll be a little bit before that if it uh if everything goes well but so yeah they're basically giving Apple like a one and a half year Head Start which seems a little unwise
there some things I miss about exchange
I think Microsoft saw that if you look at the azur appliance a year ago they said they would never produce a private Cloud product now they're zour Aur Zer and Appliance and so you can buy a private or a public Cloud version of that software so I agree with Ray I think they're trying to hedge their bets and moving toward the hybrid model
no they haven't the cloud computing piece has just started and on one end they've got a battle Google on the low end of the market coming after them with free email Enterprise collaboration and on the high end you know they've got all these software companies that are coming in from salesforce.com uh with their serum offering and Microsoft's Dynamic serum offering so across the board cloud is going to be one of those models but let's be realistic it's going to be hybrid all the way right not peo
if you look at this in essence we're moving into cloud computing we're Outsourcing things outside of the firewall so the PCS and the operating systems and the databases things that typically Microsoft has made a lot of money out the past really aren't going to be relevant anymore going forward or it's as relevant going forward so in essence they're moving into cloud computing but they're also moving away from the traditional business so they can't win for losing here
I was really kind of sad to see that he thinks that you know I mean obviously it would be a a a a threat I mean Apple does have threats but um larger than Sony and Microsoft that I don't get at all
they have the 3DS coming out next year and that's going to completely over Shadow any kind of gaming device that PlayStation's putting out that Apple could put out
I don't think that they need to be worried about anyone I think Nintendo cre created the genre of casual games I mean look what they did with the Wii they really brought casual games to the masses and I think the iPhone really rode on the the Nintendo's coattails into that genre
I feel like apple really is you know some of Nintendo's biggest competition because Nintendo is so great at bringing in casual gamers and simplifying things and Nintendo really does pertain to that crowd and apple with their iPhone and their casual gaming and something simple as Angry Birds is is indirect competition with that
Reggie Fame from Nintendo says that he sees apple as a larger threat than Microsoft and Sony
I think it's going to be a modest success and the the determining factor is going to be how many developers they can bu get to build games and apps on top of it
the Bing search engine actually doing pretty well uh and has a lot of innovative clean features and they started from scratch again
I think if you look at the Xbox being just a slam dunk of a product and Incredibly elegant
I think Microsoft has an image quality problem
they build it from the bottom up it's incredibly elegant it's incredibly powerful and developers love it they're developing apps really quick I think actually it's got a decent shot of doing well because it's going to be really affordable and work with the you know hundreds of millions of desktops out there
When Microsoft starts from the bottom up they build great product when they have to build on the legacy of Windows they have major problems
The Connect has been doing some really amazing things
I highly recommend the Connect. Uh I was a little um wary at first. Uh and they have some really amazing bundle deals that that they're doing for Black Friday.
I think trying to do a shooter on the connect. It's just impossible.
Uh I think that the Connect is great if you like to dance. If you don't like to dance, you probably should not get the Connect because that's the only game worth playing on the on the Connect. ... All the other ones pretty much don't work. You can win the fighting one by spinning around in circle. ... it's really inaccurate ... but the dance central one is extremely accurate and I think it foreshadows the potential that the connect has to be an idea.
I think that their major problem is that retailers are already saying that they're low on stock. If they're saying that they're low now, if they can't get those the hardware in in the next really in the next three weeks, then they're never going to be able to hit that number. It's just not going to happen. I think the the connect itself is a fantastic piece of hardware
Microsoft confirms over 1 million Connect units sold since its release only 10 days ago. Um this puts Microsoft on track to sell its um 5 million Connect units sold by the end of the year.
a lot of serious business people a lot of big businesses they still run on Microsoft Windows you know 600 computers with office they got to use Outlook there's nothing there's no equivalent about look Gmail's not Outlook I could tell you that I mean I've invested in reportive that's trying to make Gmail a little more like Outlook but Gmail is not Outlook as much as people like it Gmail is good for lightweight outlooks good for business and if you've got all those uh you know business Folks at yo
this is the one bundle that we're featuring that's really really difficult to find they are almost sold out almost everywhere I've looked they have limited supplies
it's really embarrassing that he don't you think had to be the one who made cloud computing work I mean shouldn't that have been IBM or Microsoft that should have been Google or Yahoo
you also have the traditional we're a platform now the traditional tension with platform developers tends to be that they cherry-pick the very best applications it's Microsoft and office right right over time this is by far the most profitable thing being built on the Windows platform they cherry-pick it they kill everything else it's a hugely
Microsoft and Apple start off both as pirates but Steve Jobs turned out to be a Visionary right and so he can keep seeing into a future that never happened whereas Microsoft I think has trouble because it's more of an opportunist organization
Microsoft I think has trouble because it's more of an opportunist organization right
Bing is more aggressive in product releases than Google
Bing is being run like a startup
Google finally has a viable competitor
Bing is doing a great job the traffic is up
And if you go from 10% to 8%, who cares? Better to risk going from, you know, 8% to 12% or whatever you guys have done.
We had a lot of flexibility to try different things without having to worry necessarily about is it the exact right thing.
If Google does anything too risky with search, their revenues could crater. You guys can go crazy.
No matter what you did in search, it's not going to have any impact on the revenue because Windows is such a juggernaut with a billion desktops. You're going to make money no matter what you do. Office is a juggernaut. You're going to make money no matter what you do. You can actually, you have a huge advantage over Google.
I honestly thought it would be a disaster.
somebody sends me a Bing map. And I'm like, wait a second. When somebody, when one of your friends, you're like a normal, you know, civilian. So I send you Bing, something is going on.
Bing is tight. And people are saying, oh, the image search on Bing is better than Google. The maps are as good.
Bing has been amazing.
boy is being doing a great job they're gaining market share only person in the market who's doing that and they're really being a very great competitive player in the market and so i give them a lot of credit and their maps are great videos great we've been through this a couple times on the show twitter integration grave previews are great and the search results if you take their search results i'll be honest here their top 10 and google's top 10 and yahoo is even you take the three logos off i
Now these guys are going to be left behind.
Microsoft was first in this space. Uh they didn't make an impact.
we're still waiting to see whether or not they're going to deliver on this we can we can build an interface that it doesn't matter who Powers us it's just an Intel Inside type of ch that's never convinced me I don't think they'll be successful with it I think they're going to go the same route as say lios and any other portal went that if you give up your technology you lose
Bing is actually having done Innovative stuff um maybe pushing even Google a little bit is is Bing s would you consider being successful at this point oh yeah absolutely I mean if you successful especially when you consider where it came from you live search anybody remember it I know it was continuing to lose the share that it largely had inherited because it was built into the the Internet Explorer browser and despite that it was still losing share so you know you have this brand nobody really
when i look at the marketplace today um you know not many people have the developer ecosystem the development tools and platform experience um or the sheer investment in in actual um assets that microsoft have and and they've done a really good job in in actually building a v1 product they've got some smart people working there as well guys like youth of collegian mark russovich so i think they've got some really smart folks with demonstrated uh experience in kind of building big innovative um p
i think you know if we could do it differently i think we would have been a little bit more outspoken and really um got behind that message and pointed out to the stand
if i could have changed anything i think it would have been that um we were a little bit more bullish about our position and i think you know we were fairly new uh in the marketplace so we we were a little bit um gun shy about going out making statements about where we thought past was going to be
there's some rigor and discipline um that that i learned as an engineer at microsoft that i think was the benefit of almost 30 years of solid engineering
there was this wonderful opportunity to innovate and try new things just because no one had really you know worked in that space
even some of the big software players like oracle and microsoft it's going to be very difficult for them to transition into this new cloud computing market and so i just think these guys have an uphill battle to be honest with you
i realized that probably microsoft has some pretty good upside here because before now they just sold software the operating systems the applications so they got a pretty good shot of capturing a bigger percentage of those it budgets
number one of course is google number two is Apple number three is Disney number for u.s. state department number five amazon number six the FBI number seven microsoft number eight the CIA number nine nasa and number ten teach america
I think it's an amazing ad I think more companies should do stuff like this because if their games aren't selling you're gonna have to do something that sells games that caught my attention
Google has the best business in the world they have the best search results they make more money from advertising than best advertising tool in the world yeah it's the smartest advertising they Syndicate the results there's a lot of disincentive to try to take big risks with that Holy Grail formula cuz if you're the person that screws it up like Google it's your head
they have the Google URL shortener which contains enormous social data from all of my friends and contacts and they've only achieved about I think it's about 3% of that market when they've gone all out like they've tried to create a product better than bitley they've they've miserably failed so far at the date I mean bitly has about 70% of that URL shortening market and I think the same thing's going to happen here they're just not going to know what what to do with this data
it's really strange because they have so much data they know the links you're emailing and they could they could surface that in my search they know that you and I are friends because of Gmail and you're emailing out these links why don't I see your face next to those links that when they appear in search results they can do stuff far more Innovative far more like impressive if yeah but they're [ __ ] footing with this me too like after the fact plus one stuff
I think it's lose lose for Google they were rumored to be announcing a giant social network around the time of South by Southwest a couple weeks back yep that didn't happen if they had announced it people would have thought they were idiots for trying to do something that everybody else does really well and they're too late to do it so instead you get this half-ass feature it's like a social network but it's embedded in our search and then they lose for that because they're half-assing it so if
I don't think so because for most searches anyway people click on the very first item you know on the first page will this change that a little bit of course but at the end of the day you know I do social search on Twitter and Facebook I've already have my my venues that I do social search on and with Google I'm almost I can't imagine anything that's going to change my behavior much from clicking on one of the first two or three items
I would say social is definitely a way people want to search but I wouldn't be thinking this is going to dramatically change the way people are using Google anytime in the short term
I think there's a product consumers want in Social search I think if you look historically at these kind of experiments Google have tried they never become a predominant way that people really leverage and use the web
the bang search engine really I have to say it's very very impressive that they have matched the quality of Google so quickly it's not not only so much that I've noticed Google is being forced to innovate in the last year Google's stealing their features yeah I mean the Google photo on the homepage is directly stolen from Bing
they're really starting to support startups they're making a real effort to like get in on the ground levels yeah yeah they're uh they understand it
Microsoft Xbox awesome product play with it often
company like Microsoft like orange like open table I already use our platform to enrich their existing uh Services
it works during the Microsoft era but I don't think it will work all the time for Facebook if they continue to do it
you know Microsoft's big winners are you know their big money makers are are the the third party plat theh applications that they produce you know copies and perhaps better versions of right well Microsoft Word over Word Perfect Lotus 123 giving away to excel
it's very like Microsoft uh you know was like uh you know 10 20 years ago where they're going to cannibalize the winners on their platform
Microsoft putting Steve bomber essentially another sales guy he came from the sales channel in charge
we do see a lot of uh databases that are on-prem that those companies have built custom applications um but it definitely is sales force uh we're seeing a lot of interest in the microsoft ecosystem whether it be those five key applications crm sl you know uh gp great plane salomon
if it wasn't for google and having the progress that they've had with their applications and the cost the price point we might have seen even a a higher price point when microsoft attacks this space so i think that pressure from both sides will ultimately help
i do so i agree with uh dave ... i think the product will be good and i think ultimately the price point will be the right price point so i i do think it'll it'll have legs and um i think we're going to see quite a bit of it
i think that office microsoft office 365 is going to have some play in the cloud i think that there's a ton of microsoft users out there i'm one of them ... i think that microsoft is going to have some play around this i think they do this rather well this is their wheelhouse ... microsoft is still the 800 pound gorilla out there and i think people are going to migrate over to that platform over time and they're going to have a successful run on this stuff
Microsoft whoa Microsoft was as a 650 million valuation the reason that's astounding to me is that it was at that time already considered the dominant desktop operating system worldwide um a relatively low valuation
I think the Skype purchase today by the way it's just Microsoft building a Facebook competitor I think they're going to make Skype profile pages into a social network
Dropbox being uh acquired by Apple Microsoft and Google I've heard all three companies tried to buy them right and they turned it down
I don't exactly get why... why Skype today is that different from Skype before... they're still losing money too... it's the same service.
Microsoft now knows they and it's part of their key of their success and the customer service element of that and everything, right? Yeah. As Microsoft can make the best products ever if they don't get that Microsoft store thing figured out.
piece by piece, Microsoft is relentlessly taking aspects of their business that don't work and making them competitive with Apple and Google's products.
I actually think Microsoft's going to be competitive just like Xbox got competitive. Bing is competitive. Do not count Microsoft out. They're an iteration machine. They get it wrong the first five times. They get it right six through 10.
I really love how Microsoft with their Xbox Live is just a yearly thing it's a one-year thing
I just feel like there weren't any surprises that came out of the the Microsoft press conference
they're moving towards a very family oriented Market because pretty much everyone who who's going to have an Xbox probably has an Xbox so they're selling two families which makes sense but as far as us as Gamers we were like what is this
Microsoft didn't have anything new moving on
I think if you think about the game drops boxes playing the next move you do is you file for an IPO and you dangle that in front of Google and Facebook and you pray that one of them takes it because you understand what it takes if uh to be an independent company with essentially just a great feature set
this is a situation where there is a highrisk factor for whoever is investing in Dropbox right now because as we've seen Google it may have taken them three swing at the bat three bites of the Apple you know three times at the altar to get it right with social networking but boy when they get it right it is fluid and it is fast because they have that huge base can you imagine if they actually ever launch the G Drive what that would do to Dropbox
I think uh you know Dropbox story plays on multiple levels one is its valuation is the signs of the beginning of the Apocalypse of the next bubble yeah um I I mean it's be clear it's not that these companies LinkedIn Etc Pandora aren't great companies it's just that the valuation is now completely disconnected U between they they can't have been worth you know 50 million pre money you know a year ago and now be worth a 100x unless there's something else going on um two is one has to argue and lo
I'll tell you what the main problem is right now Dropbox is designed for a non-v video world if you've got photos and you've got stuff like that it's fine but the big problem in backup is becoming video this is where we have reached a roadblock I'm shooting this you know HD 1080p video on my 6D of my kid I I no service whether it's Carbonite or um you know any Backup Service Dropbox none of these things are going to be able to handle this amount of video
I know people involved in around this company it's a tremendous company and you know a company is great when like my wife is like oh our accountant set up aop drop box for us and I'm like our accountant like first of all my wife is using Dropbox what and then the accountant is using Dropbox I mean this thing has become pervasive um and it's a simple elegant product and how could Apple and Google not buy this company two years ago part is mind to me like this is a most loved product and it only c
Microsoft used every possible sharp elbow uh once they had a product clone to dominate a Marketplace they used their control of uh their oems the the PC vendors they gave them uh adver izing um dollars to put the software on their systems they strong armed them and penalized them when they didn't
when you look at Microsoft historically and you have a good historical perspective here it's great to have you on the program um when you look old older than me but uh I think you I think that in the 80s you were probably in your 20s or something so you actually would remember some of this I was in my teens and Brian I think wasn't born yet um so in the 80s was this not how Microsoft operated didn't Microsoft watch products develop uh and then take a couple of stabs at it and then get it right t
if you say like of all time it's obviously uh Bill Gates
I think we've got a long way to go before the now and the mobile uh deals uh we have enough inventory and enough valuable stuff there to to sell a meaningful amount of uh vouchers there right now the mobile instant deals are not meaningful in anybody's p&l
I don't think people we're going to have a bifurcation there's going to be a best of breed when you have a keyboard and a best of breed when you have when you don't have a keyboard
I I I think it's going to be cooler for a television set and for a tablet than it is going to be for a desktop
the iPad is a very clean interface and this is very busy and I think that's one thing that for me gives me a little pause looking at it
I they sent me a Windows uh phone and I started playing with it and it does have a certain really nice fluidness to it
demo this kind of interface demos really well at a conference right but you don't this is not efficient and fun to do on a daily basis
it's not very linear it's almost like they went a little too off on guard in terms of the demos
if Microsoft can combine the wow factor of the connect and some of its other recent successful consumer products with the long history of supporting a developer ecosystem uh then those developers can have a market to build for uh finally to compete with apples and I think it could be real interesting
being acquired by I don't think being acquired by Google today is as bad as at as being acquired by Microsoft was in the '90s where you felt like okay now we're all going to go die right
we saw more more innovation in two and a half years before Microsoft strangled the baby in the bed.
there definitely other verticals um that have high cash pay and highly fragmented markets that this model could apply to they typically don't have an existing Network so we would want to be able to prove that we can build our own network efficiently before you'd go after those
97% of dentists are private practices there's no corporate ownership that's partly by state laws it's also partly the nature of dentist you know they want to be there they're they're small business people you know and they they want to be independent so we don't think there's a need to do that at all people have tried that there have been a lot of these you know rollups of dental practices have generally not work particularly well
we've raised money from Mayfield this a seed and series a from Mayfield and then we raised money from Benchmark a series B
we found that people weren't willing to transact but very interested in the concept of a priced procedure
we found that that's huge percentage of the population 50% of the population um spending $45 billion a year was in the same camp as he was so that said okay well this is a really big
We outgrew Microsoft on an absolute basis.
we don't have a captive audience like Microsoft does
Microsoft owns all the distribution channels... they have this very large... the vars... the isvs... the SI... they own them... if there's an acronym Microsoft has Monopoly on it... and so a couple hundred thousand of these value added resellers... Microsoft had billions of dollars that they could fund to kill this category... from a marketing standpoint and distribution and sales...
we were not yet trying to compete with Microsoft SharePoint
Microsoft recently got in obviously with with officer 65 and I do think that that Google is much uh much better user experience today than than on the Microsoft side
Google Docs when you compare it to Microsoft's offering of office unbelievable it it solves 90% of the problem
I wouldn't necessarily write out the microsofts and oracles ... these guys they'll make moves ... the big difference is that it won't be as dominant
they just filler bustering until they absolutely have to switch over
they've lost the scale Advantage they've lost the scale Advantage they lost the channel Advantage because when the channel is open like the internet then then there's nothing advantages the channel is open so I can just come and serve myself as a customer right
what's really cool is when you look at the counter example of of how they've tried to do that with things like iPhone right where where you know the there's obviously the classic video Steve Balmer sort of laughing about that that the iPhone doesn't have a a keyboard and how businesses are never going to go for that um that was sort of like that was you know that was fud 101 um and but the the challenge is when you have when you have sort of democracy and openness in these in these channels and
fear uncertainty and doubt yes which is the the uh classic tactic of Microsoft and Oracle which is scare the hell out of the IT people
when you think about like how Oracle or Microsoft or IBM or sap goes to Market in the traditional Enterprise model they're basically building this technology for many many years right they're doing it kind of behind closed doors maybe they'll talk to some customers um maybe they'll kind of get what the needs are and then they'll finally package this
you can kind of think about it as Microsoft SharePoint if SharePoint worked right
Microsoft just uh just changed agencies after roughly 15 years in San Francisco um a $ 1.5 billion account uh just changed agencies
in corporations it's so hard to put an app on an actual computer like it's like an act of Congress yes they're so worried about that and so what was neat about this is you get some of those Dropbox capabilities you get without having to download the software yes and it was actually kind of neat I really like it so I this is a big deal for Dropbox I mean Dropbox has to start thinking about application layer functionality on top of just sharing files I mean it's great that they are the best hands
I sometimes I feel like they're doing it just to get position to be acquired by a company that may do collaboration software uh in Redmond or in Mountain View that would all of a say okay these guys are directly applicable to what we need to dominate we got to have these guys more than we truly intend long-term
I think we're seeing that all these people are going to head in the same direction which is this is going to be the new sap new office you know I wouldn't be surprised if you see and I don't have any inside information on this both Dropbox Dropbox Ed Yammer like features Dropbox box.net and Yammer all ADD office like features and they already have some of those features in Yammer where you can build Pages like Wiki editing yeah so it's only a matter of time but I mean this is a great company and
same thing with Microsoft with all this money they give to these stupid dividends like this is an opportunity to lock people in forever
they've gotten religion they know that product matters
I just signed up for Sky Drive Google uh Microsoft and boy does that work the exact same of Dropbox I mean that's an elegantly produced product by Microsoft very much so
only Microsoft is doing this right now
this new app this new tablet has a USB port that means anybody can make a device anybody can plug anything into it and the whole you know obsessor e-business on surface will be open without having to beg Apple for permission
I kind of hope that they're gonna they should open standard it they should give it away for free I mean this is how Microsoft really needs to compete with Apple is to make these kind of innovations open source allow everybody to build off of it and then they can fight Apple where they're weakest which is on the open source front and the closeness of the system
I think for the entertainment content I'm a little worried because I don't think that people are gonna want to like build you know rich multimedia experiences for multiple platforms for a show right
I think it's going to enable a huge amount of app development and content development around specifically television
everybody's talking about Ryan on the on Microsoft it's called smart glass ... basically the idea is it's like airplay and that you can kind of well explain what airplay is ...
X phone that would end the X tablet they should just call X branding
I do wish they hadn't called it Windows Phone though
I think they did a really good job I think the reason that they were able to do such a good job there is because they went really outside their bounds ... they applied a completely different process to how they approach design ... they went out and they hired this guy Albert Chung who's the former leaf designer at Nike ... and that's why it's like the most amazing you know Microsoft product that they might have ever released in terms of user experience
I actually think you know they're catching a lot of flak for it and a lot of people you know oh my god Microsoft is building hardware but Microsoft this build hardware for a very long time and you know I actually this was a kind of bigger point of contention a few years ago and I said I actually sat down and go get some time I was asking about this and you know those perspective was they will build Hardware always there will always be hardware if it makes sense because the hardware and software
I think those are the right things for them to be doing for develop they're being very startup friendly yeah they are I mean and you know I think even their evangelism and and kind of startup outreach that they're doing doesn't even center around folks building on the Microsoft stack which again I think is smart
certainly not as the evil empire anymore yeah but it's still with a lot of skepticism I think I mean their help there's getting some healthy skepticism yeah I mean most folks aren't developing on a Microsoft stack or at least not most startups that we run into
I think that one of the biggest advantages that Apple has which is kind of a dark-horse thing is that since iOS I think it was 2 or 3 they've really been consistently pounding away on the enterprise integration ... so iPad an iPhone worked really really well for fortune 500 companies which is why they're deploying so aggressively they might actually for quite a while so we're better than whatever Microsoft is producing
I think it's gonna be a piece of crap and I think they just have that iOS simple experience and make it delightful for people
I mean this is just a classic Microsoft get it together pick one but I mean it was it good names from products these are they're not snappy they're not sexy
I think it might be Windows Phone which is to say that it will at least a start out I think it's going to be a massive success but I don't think it's gonna belly flop either I think it's just gonna be a slow burn for them and you know hopefully over a long that period of time though they'll start to edge their way into the market
Microsoft was brain dead in pricing Windows M me I say Windows 8 the way it did I mean $85 with with the bells and whistles forget it that's they're going to be more than the devices are worth they should price it at zero to to get price dollar
Microsoft famously I've heard if you want to get bought by Microsoft you really need a product champion who believes that you have a hole in their product road map they have to Champion you and then Corp Dev runs a process to figure out the right price to pay
it's taken such a long time for Microsoft and Apple
the the Bing deal is there's two elements to the deal there's an investment by Microsoft yeah um so you know I wouldn't put this in the same category as Microsoft's investment in Facebook but it's still you know important validation for the company Y and then there's what I think is much more important a multi-year partnership to work out how Bing and potentially Microsoft can work closer with clout
the Bing deal is a great example of mainstreaming cloud but in a way um what what we're really measuring I guess here and we can go off the computer now what we're really measuring I guess here is authority to an extent right that's what we're trying to get out is how authoritative are you
this a sign that they can innovate and they can build something that actually is really beautiful and that you know people like Peter actually respect and are intrigued by I mean it's this is the first time I think I've heard you know really serious Hardware people really love a Microsoft product in a long time not you know maybe Xbox and connect were you know two things they loved and now we've got a tablet that they actually seem to love well that's that's great I'm they're surely nobody to ta
I would have rathered that they had scaled up Windows Phone OS into a tablet and just said you know what we're gonna not license this to anybody we're only going to license it to a small number of oems who can make really great hardware for it
I respect Microsoft for taking a really big bet and and and bu being willing to to make a bold move with the new user interface
I think that Microsoft it wants to re wants to shift into being a devices and services business they want to and they realize that their two big franchises which is Windows and office are not they're not going to they're not going to that their best days are behind them maybe the best way to look at them that there's still going to be a lot of growth they're gonna they're still throwing off huge amounts of profit but the the growth phase is really over
I wouldn't buy this one I would buy the pro
there's still not a lot of apps for it but the apps that I have used like the Netflix app is amazing
I find the interface to be um you know it's prettyy nice I mean I always like the Windows Phone interface and it's very similar to that
it actually feels a little heavier you know in your hands it looks a little thick ... it's very difficult to hold in the portrait orientation
I think you're better off waiting for the the pro which is will give you that more full which could actually legitimately maybe replace a laptop right or and your tablet whereas this feel feels a little bit too in between and I think lean's a little too heavy on the the PC side
I actually think that this is probably the best the touch cover is probably the best Innovation uh of the whole thing
Google is going to own the world because of Microsoft stupidity
Microsoft is going to lose the war in trying to protect its tiny little Turf makes no sense
Microsoft has to be bold put out Windows 8 for free let anybody use it on any hardware and then what they should do is if you want want it supported if you want support if you want the the drive if you want the extra space on Hotmail if you want office charge for that
But it seems like now we see content being invested in by YouTube and by Microsoft and Yahoo and AOL really leaning into content.
if you look at the Microsoft Connect I mean that seemed like far-fetched stuff until it wasn't right until they got to an excellent great to excellent product it just took off from there
who's the best most you know sort of engaging and supportive of startups of the big four or five you know internet companies in your mind who who does the best job um you know I I think Google uh Microsoft um you know surprisingly we we actually get a lot of AOL interactions so it's it's uh you know those few seem to be the ones that that really get in there and try to help
even if developers aren't excited about things like Windows Windows 8 that's the market and that's what that's $600 PCS that's a big Market will will remain market for a while that that just means you get meoo ISM that means you port your Evernote app to that platform and that's great you're gonna make shitload of money doing that
not yet but what I do see is I do see people putting in orders for Sur es and saying how much or how much potential they see in it and how they really like the interface and if they get to scale they're going to try something so it's it's sort of like it reminds me of the early days of Android where people were like I'm monitoring it so I think we're in the monitoring phase looking for a pulse
I think it's beautiful it's beautiful but it has no apps and it you know I look around the plane I don't see one I I look around I go to startups and they're like H interesting
I saw this happen with Bill Gates right you know I kept bringing stuff to Bill Gates and saying hey there's something happening with this blog world with Skype with with uh wiks with and and Bill and the executive team was like go away we're running a four billion dollar a year business and and later I learned Bill didn't even want to run the company he wanted to go into his foundation he took his eye off the ball and that's why Microsoft is very very profitable but it's not interesting anymore
I watched Microsoft put fast following in in play in the 90s and they just wipe the table by being a fast follower you don't need to be first because the first guy has to spend a lot of time innovating and and figuring out a a new usage model as long as you're there within a few months of something happening you can uh one keep that from that other thing from happening in a big way and two you can keep your service relevant and three you buy the ones that you can't like Facebook bot Instagram ri
when I started doing videos at Microsoft with a $250 camera we got to four million users a month very very quickly partly because we had exclusive access to something that was interesting already inside Microsoft but partly because there was a hunger for new
I believe Apple and Google and Microsoft are going to be in a dog fight for the next five years buying the top 50 apps
I honestly think that like the confusion isn't in naming is like their biggest problem it is a big problem
the truth is it's a great product xbox is a very product they're doing great product there
I like they elected was different like it wasn't it was like there were good ideas in there there were different ideas it was not a clone of anything right and i think that i think the user experience is pretty nice i think it's it's it's it's kind of flattered and more two-dimensional which i'm saying kind of in a good way yeah it's it's it's approachable I can I kind of like the vibe of it I like light rail you mean the tile I like the tiles yeah i like i like what they're doing with multiple
I was impressed with the products i thought the products were non trivially good
yeah I decided to do it for windows phone as well for Windows Phone and from windows 8 because I was impressed with the products
how many of them are coming from one note as opposed to nothing right yeah that most is probably less than one percent right
I don't use word very much at all no you only need it for much I don't even know what a database is any more like except access oh yeah use that so I don't think that it's Evernote is causing a decline in the usage of office I think it's just that that idea hasn't kept up
I think the whole idea of office like I think Microsoft had the monopoly on the concept of productivity like office was the the definition of productivity for a right time but that idea that like in order to be productive what you need is a word processor and a spreadsheet and a database and PowerPoint like this is kind of a weird concentrate that concept was created before smartphones and tablets and app stores like this was a 25 year old idea right
I think there's less and less reason for people to use Microsoft Word now
if people do adopt Evernote their usage of Microsoft Word is going to plummet
I kind of feel like Microsoft and blackberry not dead
I feel like for the first time I've been talking to people who are 100% apple and they're like 60% or 80% Apple now and they're trying different things they're they're trying them because they think they're good enough they're trying them because they're sexy and they're better and they're more interesting like so the the Windows 8 product line of desktops there and I know desktops are out but were're much we're sort of super fascinating lots of innovation going on you like those like flip scree
I think with any of the corporate programs they really are looking for learning so they want to understand what the startups want to do with their with their tools Technologies um they're looking for PR right they want to be seen as helping them um and of course they're looking for bizdev you know m&a uh investment opportunities this puts them in the poll position because if they've already been a limited partner and you know they've built up some Goodwill maybe they know a couple of people ther
we're super selective uh having Nike having Microsoft Rackspace and others helping those companies is is a a net ad as well
really important to us to make sure it was Tech Stars that's the investor in these companies Nike Microsoft it is Nike or Microsoft's money it's their money but we're the investor long term we're the ones that gain from being involved and you know they have no control you don't have you know you don't have to go do something with them but yet they're giving you all this access
Microsoft's q2 earnings were pretty good
Microsoft, for example, for a long time, they've never made an acquisition. And now, they [do]. Obviously, Skype [Technologies], Avenue A [/Razorfish], Yammer, that have changed that. JASON: And those seemed to work really well. Skype seems to be flourishing. Yammer seems to be flourishing. I mean, it seems to be a pretty good strategy. CHRIS: Yeah.
Microsoft is trying to pay their way into it. Like, they're, you know, paying developers and things, but it's tough, I mean.
And look, if you think about, Microsoft isn't even in this game. And mobile, like, for Microsoft to not be in the game... Like, for a search company, to be crushing the biggest OS company is pretty remarkable, right?
typically, historically, probably, two companies survive. So you've got five companies with hundreds of billions of dollars in market cap and cash. uh... All of them are, like, directly colliding, and two will survive.
so that like Microsoft, Apple, Google, uh... Amazon, and, probably, Samsung, is um... [that] they seem to be moving to a model, where they want to control kind of a whole vertical stack
look at freaking Microsoft Microsoft is still a money making machine unbel they're built off Windows and office yeah products from the '90s yeah still milking those 80s 80s I me it's it it's so mindboggling to me that that people can at the same time recognize oh that's true Google same thing
I don't think they're going to LEAP ahead of Microsoft and you know take take full control of the third place position by any means
that's opposed to Microsoft who really made a drastic step to make Windows 8 you know very much like Windows phone in general which which obviously has been causing them some issues in terms of adoption
they were in the running for ways they didn't they didn't do anywhere near hard enough they should have acquired ways because their Maps suck it still sucks it's better but you know what they're I'm not sure ways actually would have dramatically improved their Maps data though on traffic right but they're getting a lot of data through Partnerships and and they're going to improve Maps over time just by solving a lot of the data problems
I don't think it's dead or close to dying or anything no it's throwing off tens of billions of dollars
I feel I agree with a lot of what Gina said I mean they're in this really hard place they're stuck between Google and apple like they can't make they're you they're trying to do this middle way where they make where they make um an operating system in a world where an operating system for phones is free versus another company that makes devices and and they have all these other businesses I feel like they need somebody to come in to decide what Microsoft is to decide whether it wants to be this
I look at Microsoft as being so gigantic and so complex it's a little bit like saying you know you can predict how you would create change in the Pentagon or in you know or as president of the United States right because you have right you have a Nintendo in the building you have a Yahoo in the building and you have a whole business offer IBM in the building and then you've got an AWS in the building
I think the interesting question about Microsoft is you know in their next chapter and their next transformation are they going to continue to essentially create a parallel proprietary Universe of everything that the rest of the world is using you know from Apple and other sources you know in this weird tile Microsoft way um and I think that that's going to be the really the most interesting thing from my perspective watching it is are they gonna just keep building out like oh you like the cloud
they're determined to okay they're really determined too and they understand the impact on their business if they don't and the opportunities if they do
i think they're more worried about amazon as like google and microsoft
I don't want to hold Microsoft I mean where's that going
they're perhaps one of the most financially interesting companies under the covers that we've ever seen and what makes them financially interesting is that they've figured out a way to put a lot of margin into these Rockets
they have over $4 billion a backlog they've been profitable 6 years in a row
you'd eventually have Google Apple Microsoft um eventually giving infinite and sort of unlimited space
they're going to go attack Microsoft Without Really you know ultimately caring a lot about the the sort of winning in that space
about all you can do with windows8 is look at it ... it's sort of the thing that we're paying attention to watching how traction is kind of you know emerging um and we would love for there to be you know three major platforms and the business like ours and I think most startups you you gain leverage by there being fragmentation in the marketplace because any one of your you know traditional incumbents can go support their platform very deeply but they can't support all of the the platforms
it's basically the exact opposite of SharePoint
if Google can build a self driving car Microsoft can build uh why not nuclear power why absolutely they could I mean it's just smart people in offices working together to collaborate to make products there no difference
if Bill Gates had stayed at Microsoft see I think Bill Gates left Microsoft so he could do really ambitious things like cure malaria or do Terra power and do like new nuclear power but if you think about it what Larry pagee is doing is he's staying at Google while doing massively amb ambitious things so I think what should happen is Bill Gates should come back to Microsoft and just pulling what the Gates Foundation is doing and make that all for profit and like okay so why can't Microsoft work o
Microsoft's big idea is the Surface Pro two is going to have two levels of kickstand like that was the marketing and I'm like okay how do the these companies are an embarrassment compared to Google's ambition
you have companies like Microsoft and Apple which are managing existing product lines um as they're you know declining right
he's choosing the next CEO which is what's slowing down the process
they maintain control over the industry
Microsoft is a massively successful software company and they're very good at what they do
it's a very profitable company extremely well-run but it doesn't have uh
exchange is horrible product horrible product
he can't recognize a good product he doesn't know the difference between one and the other not a product gu
the problem with bomber is he's not a product guy he's a sales guy
bombers really screwed up the company
gate Gates is smart in a way that surprises most people is an incredible businessman it wasn't just that you know he knew how to code or that he was technically competent he is an incredible business shrew shrewd cun Cutthroat cutthroat driven
what Microsoft created was an ecosystem That Grew on its own accord
frankly I have a ton of respect for for what Wesley and Rich and the team over there have built uh work we actually talk with the their team quite a bit
we invest off the balance sheet so you know we're not out um writing huge checks that are are going in and taking the entire round because we have to be CAU 250 500 well we have to be cautious about not having to absorb and Report their financials this is the whole kind of accounting rule so if we're obviously going in on a small round that's a seed round we're only going to be a fraction of that round we're not going to take more than 10% of the round
we will certainly follow saia's lead I mean uh sa has not come out to talk yet about kind of that direction uh in the past if you look over the past year it was it was a bit of both we did some Enterprise and we did some consumer
we've made I think uh six Investments uh in the last 6 months I've made five last year so we've been pretty active
we have about 24 folks uh around the world and we're we're much more focused on early stage we're not out making late stage uh Investments
I think it remains to be seen to see um what types of big bets Microsoft will make going forward from a Corp Dev standpoint in terms of Acquisitions
I think this would be a weakness of Microsoft traditionally which is they would never be able to get past the spreadsheet and say well okay so if I'm going to pay1 199 billion it's got to have a billion dollars of free cash flow in year sex right
I love the video previews that's my favorite is that they cash like these video previews so when if you want to see what's actually in the video you just hover over it and it plays like the first X number and it does it across like AOL and YouTube and any other service
they've had other things too like if you wanted to find images by size for your desktop or whatever pretty nice and in fact Google took about two years to catch up with that
the faircast thing that they were doing which was to try to predict what's going to on with future flights I always thought was very good although it's become hit and miss when I use it now
Microsoft has a 10-year license on all that technology
Yahoo did a deal with Microsoft and gave up all their search technology so when you search at Yahoo by and large you're really just getting being search results they're dressed up a little bit here and there there other stuff that's injected but it's really being
Microsoft wanted to buy Yahoo, Yahoo didn't want to be bought
when Microsoft decided they wanted to get build search technology it was a yearslong process
I do think that they made it a profitable product because it wasn't cheap um but I think that's a very hopeful sign as well for them
the other thing that came out of Microsoft that that was fascinating is the surface and I always said like Microsoft gets it right on ver between version three and five surface 3 made almost a billion dollars last quarter
the problem with Microsoft's band is that it just doesn't do very much and part of the reason it doesn't do very much is because they kind of took a uh lowest common denominator
Windows phone as good as it is and I think most you know product reviewers think it's pretty good um it has gotten no traction and it it actually shrinks um quarterly
I think they've got some deep systemic issues
I'm skeptical in general I think it's refreshing that the approach they've taken uh to try to sort of be the front end uh and get in front of uh you know IOS and Android and sort of be the first layer of interaction
I just don't know whether anyone in the public is going to start identifying Microsoft as as their personal you know Fitness grew um I just don't I don't see that connection right away I think it might take a long time
I definitely think crossplatform is is the way for them to go
Microsoft seems to be continuing to print money somehow M and nadell actually seems to be doing the right things in terms of opening the company up
Microsoft just had a record recorder and they laid off 3,000 people
they said they're releasing an API for outlook.com where anybody can do anything they want with Outlook as the back end which is also very open of Microsoft
it is cross plat truly crossplatform which is refreshing this is amazing
Microsoft released a band $199 Fitness tractor it looked pretty good and it's crossplatform on Android and iPhone
the 90s with Microsoft is debatable. you could say the internet was going to happen regardless or not.
Microsoft, huge monopoly. Justice Department tried to go after them.
if you're at a startup where things work too easily, which I think was the way most people say at Microsoft or Google would have experienced it, you learn the lesson that it's actually easy to build a great company.
like you know Microsoft was convicted twice of antitrust violations right being a big bad mon Monopoly Monopoly convicted twice did the government any of the government's actions change that no not not a bit right they had these rules about the browser put the browser and you can't put Windows Media Player in very minor stuff what really changed it was just technology changed the internet exactly the internet changed Microsoft didn't get the boat get on the boat boat left without them and that's
they actually paid us 20 million to change our name too
well it turns out if you give a company Microsoft a 20-year Head Start it's pretty tough to catch up
we combined video conferencing and business messaging which started with Yammer
as Microsoft continues its Revival as Google and Facebook others open offices um in in Seattle um to compete on an engineering level we mentioned cloud computing earlier in the show that might be in the long term Amazon's biggest business honestly it is growing at such an enormous rate fast it's certainly more profitable the Amazon web services and it is growing at a much much faster rate than the primary business your competition there is is Microsoft which is in your backyard
um but they're way far behind Amazon they are um and probably Microsoft as well Andor yeah for sure right
because your margins are are half or a third or maybe even a tenth in some case of a mule soft or a you know a company slack
in the '80s no question yeah uh you know that and Bill was always listening to everything everyone said right it was a sponge exactly
Gates was the most impressive to me because I can remember having a conversation with him the year before Microsoft went public and at that time there was no company that had reached aund million in Revenue in the software area MSA a Mainframe software company in Atlanta was about to reach 100 million and Bill said to me an we're going to go public at Microsoft off of 75 million in revenues and I can see my way to 500 million in revenues but I can't see any further and I I said all right show me
when Microsoft went public in 1985 their revenues were $75 million
Microsoft basically started to eat the ecosystem and eventually uh it became much less interesting people went somewhere else
I've heard Microsoft already is working on it
as that that list of Integrations grows it's much harder for somebody to then compete with them we've become the PW bit of a platform aren't you you're the thing other things refer to yes and your hooks get in there and it's just really hard to move you out
I actually believe Slack's the real deal and the and I'm not an investor and I wish I was
I wouldn't be terribly surprised if five years from now they're basically giving away the
I find myself using Outlook again on my phone and it is delightful on my iPad and my phone the best email client is uh Outlook I believe yeah um it's the fastest it's most responsive it's better than Gmail and it's than the Apple native mail client and then I use Sunrise which they bought and people are starting to use word again and I I have word and it's free and I started using it on my iPad I was like wow I forgot I I found it very pleasurable to write in Microsoft Word and I like it again
the issue is can you buy build contract acquire partner something to catch up with Microsoft and Amazon who really own the world right now
Microsoft I mean it was so much more impressive than what they're doing off Windows OS at this point
Windows 3 Office 365 a cloud application at Microsoft it's been around for five years it has 18 million users three million of them showed up in the last three months
I think at the moment Microsoft is happy to just spread its apps across the Android ecosystem the Apple ecosystem um and just work work work at it that way
I think they were definitely interested and looked at cyagen I think they didn't end up uh investing if I'm not mistaken um in in their latest round
there's going to be a SAS product that's lighter and cheaper and faster and better just more Innovative just more collaborative the slack of your you're going to turn around the slack of your space is going to come out of nowhere
they haven't innovated in any interesting way or like Oracle or sap they're buying all the old stuff because it has scale ... but if you're buying 10-year-old technology at the end of the day you're buying the future you're buying the past
they've also lost much of mobile right
the problem is these guys are just h by the materiality threshold ... just to move the needle you need to do 10% of that so is this free office app you're using going to do $4 billion doar of new incremental revenue for Microsoft no
Microsoft's done some interesting things they bought a compley and and wonderist and a few other things ... but it's hard for me to believe that that's going to have a material impact on Revenue
so these companies that are moving to subscription models and that are pseudo SAS are going to have three to four to five great years ahead of them
Office 365 which I use for PowerPoint you know what it is it's software you go to Microsoft's website you download it it can take five to six hours to download sometime ... and so it's downloaded software
what they've done an amazing job of as we talked alluded to earlier is financial engineering so Wall Street likes recurring Revenue
Microsoft has been hit hard by the SAS Revolution
now you have a company at 1.4 trillion that I think if you take a three-year or a four-year view, you can see yourself tripling your money in this business at a very reasonable valuation on the Morgan Stanley numbers or on the Elon numbers or whatever
Satya is out this week saying, you know, citing Morgan Stanley's report and saying they're seeing over a 30% return on invested capital in tokens as a service, right? So in the infrastructure business.
they have that channel conflict at Microsoft, although I don't even really see them pushing the frontier anymore in terms of models.
And so it's really great to have partners like Microsoft. We've been partners with them for years because they're looking at this saying, 'Hey, it's impossible for all the smart people in the world to work at Microsoft. There are many more smart people outside of the building, just on a statistical basis, in any large company, than there are inside the building.'
it's using 100% Microsoft Azure and it's well and the load is amazing
even the mighty Microsoft or the mighty Google or Apple any of these big corporations they're also could you know could be disrupted at any moment in time
they build great products across platforms
Microsoft has really evolved I think in the last couple years um and is really thinking about the world differently and adapting to the changes so radically and so fast
It always amazes me working at Microsoft that Microsoft wasn't split up this way because it's too big a company to run by one guy. I still believe that. Microsoft has, I think, 14 billion dollar businesses, separate billion dollar businesses.
HoloLens does not yet categorize the objects in your world. It will in the next 18 months.
The people who have seen all three of these say Magic Leap is definitely ahead of HoloLens in terms of the optics system.
HoloLens is such an amazing product that who will get there first? Microsoft has stores. They have a brand. They have billions of dollars. Yeah. And they have a product out. And they're learning from their customers.
Not today. Keep in mind, you got to remember, this thing is going to shrink over the next five years to be a very, very small little thing.
Do you think it will replace the iPhone? SPEAKER_84: Yes.
HoloLens is, I think, a really important product for Microsoft.
It came out of the Xbox team, actually, and a team in Microsoft Research. Alex Kipman runs the team.
When it's done right, the Mars simulation, they've worked with JPL on the HoloLens, it blew me away. I tried it in January, and it was just, I don't want to take this off. I want to wander around here for an awful lot longer.
Don't complain about this narrow viewing angle, because the optics, we're in very early days. I don't believe consumers are going to get glasses like this for two, three, four years, right? Because they're too big, they're too expensive. The viewing angle is still too narrow, and there's no software yet for these things, so we need a lot of software to be written for the real world to wear these things around.
It's a new user interface. I call it spatial computing, because HoloLens is a few new technologies put together. The first is there's an optic system that's throwing virtual items on top of the real world... it knows what this room would look like if I was wearing it, right? And it builds a set of polygons on top of every surface, and then it can put virtual items on top of those surfaces.
Microsoft doesn't want to get mired in some legal Vietnam
Bing did the same thing from the from the Microsoft side
you've got platforms out there that could easily add distribution to this thing whether it's Google Facebook Microsoft these are these are platforms with massive distribution
Microsoft's the most likely buyer
the hollow lens is probably the best execution to date yeah it's uh and but it's a little bit heavy sure um and it's but you know how it is with computers or Tech in general you know if it's kind of obnoxious now it'll be fine in 3 years right or four or right I mean like that's just how te go oh it's ridiculous yeah
Microsoft which is more of an augmented actually do AR which is a bit different
if they lose what you're calling the creatives the core people that have kept them going decade after decade after decade those people will move to an operating system known as Windows
I looked at Skype and it was like, you know, when the teacher holds your test, math test up against the other student that you cheated from. And they see the dots. Wow, this is identical. This is incredible. You're, you got three answers. Wrong answers. Wrong answers are the same. You both. It's like, they're literally copied it pixel by pixel.
Netscape invented the browser and set up all those protocols and then Microsoft came along as a very large company with very deep pockets and said right we're going to give that product away for free and they got a dominant position within the market
you see this reminds me an awful lot of the early days of Microsoft you know when Microsoft came up with Microsoft Word 1.0 it was basically a less functional ripoff of Wordpress perfect sorry Word Perfect yeah um and same thing with lotus 23 and spreadsheets and various others and the fact is it works for a limited period it works yeah you get a reputation for being some of the worst guys in the industry yes you screw over a lot of people but you know at the end of the day it pads the bottom li
so hacker one is a really cool company that I think once you hear about it sounds obvious so Facebook Microsoft Google and believe Firefox Mozilla have been running bug bounty programs for like over a decade where they pay hackers to discover vulnerabilities in its super logical because it's crowdsourcing right they tell you about it privately right don't post it on the web there's a there's a whole series now of policies around disclosure and what proper disclosure looks like but it's it's it's
Windows 10 isn't something you carry around this yeah then you look around nobody has a Windows 10 in their pocket I'm sorry Microsoft is not a player right now in this world microsoft hololens has shown a lot of things that are going to come but only has sold a few hundred thousand two thousand hololens is it's too big it's too dorky it's too expensive
Microsoft was trying to kill us and they effectively did because they disabled us so much that we had to take this offer from AOL.
They went to their current partners, the PC vendors, and said, 'If you bundle the SGI browser I mean, the Netscape browser, we will cut off your Windows license.' So, that's the antitrust part.
Whereas Microsoft, of course, used the PC. Had three or four thousand dollar computers at the So they were substantially cheaper.
that's something that Microsoft understood really well
I think everything that Clara said is basically right that you know that I think Microsoft got a lot more mature about it
I think Microsoft you know as I mentioned earlier is a really great and inspiring example what what is it that Microsoft learned after the Internet Explorer you know bundling fiasco what do you think that how they changed I mean its sophistication in terms of their messaging and their just their government relations strategy generally I think it's also just changing the way their business was staffed and how you know what what was focused upon I mean I would love to hear your thoughts on this bu
Even when they're on the precipice of being regulated and pulling a Microsoft, which you and I are students of history, like hey dummies, like do you really want your organization to be to spend three or four years in hell? They might have to go through it. Microsoft had to go through it. I think they And you know what happened? Bill Gates I mean, make broke Bill Gates's creativity and and love of business. And they put the sales guy in charge, which is never good. Jobs noted that about IBM with
In Microsoft's case, they wanted to go back from the web toward Windows lock-in with Windows Vista, if you remember that. They felt punished by the antitrust case. They'd been convicted of abusing their OS monopoly to take over an adjacent market. They felt tired of web standards work, and they said, 'Let's just put the browser, Internet Explorer 5 or 6, on a skeleton crew.' And it really got bad.
Microsoft had WordPerfect Excel I'm sorry Lotus 1-2-3 and other products that they had partnerships with they studied them they released Microsoft Office and they killed them
if you remember Microsoft got into all kinds of antitrust issues I think at the end of the day it burned out Bill Gates to the point at which he didn't want to run the company anymore he was tired of being hated and after he left they missed the mobile opportunity they missed the internet opportunity and competitors like Google and Facebook and of course Apple's iPhone and Apple now outselling Windows machines I think or making much more revenue perhaps is the better way to state it I think ther
Amazon have this I was like webservice - or no facial-recognition they do in their anti-regulation yes they're just so people could be using Amazon's web service right now for all content nefarious purposes they wouldn't even know how people are using it they would be as long as they paid their fine
I think China is that this kind of dystopian future that we're worried about here yeah why we're so proud as he focused two things the Chinese do one they use facial recognition to identify ethnic minorities and a Muslim population or the country and when folks leave that area the police apprehend them and then move them back to the yeah no yes that's bonkers crazy stuff that's nuts
the most Amazon and Microsoft the ones that use it cut outside of their walls
when Amazon Google Microsoft should have solved this long ago
first one its 2012 with Microsoft which of course is now scaled up the Microsoft accelerator around the world you know we were sort of running the first ones for them and you know I think people had that fear the trick is when we were scaling at rate we weren't giving those things that the entrepreneurs should be afraid of right
over the years everything got sucked down into either the office suite or the operating system yeah and so that actually again paradoxically was good for consumers why because it standardized the interfaces that standardized the user experience at made it more accessible to more people interoperability like you have a word doc I have a word perfect we don't have to buy a third piece of software to translate it so it was good for consumers it was bad for innovation
so Linux became the dominant operating system on the browser side Microsoft couldn't open source windows couldn't compete directly for that business
Microsoft same thing Netflix same thing I wouldn't say bulletproof or recession-proof but I would say they will weather the storm really well
either Microsoft or Yahoo is gonna offer a billion dollars for Facebook
in Microsoft's case they could participate in the Internet they they did so we've been nicer to Microsoft than we were to some of you
then Microsoft which leads to the internet and what's here's the punchline every one of the target companies so 18t several times IBM Microsoft went to all-time highs four years after the thing and in the cause well because the business they were left with was still incredibly attractive and the tied romance and yet we created whole new industries
Google and Facebook and and Microsoft and Amazon can have a great business without harming people
you're at the mercy of what Google and Facebook and Amazon and Microsoft will let you do
I'm worried about Microsoft
if your Google if you are Facebook if you are Microsoft and we're really talking about being in there AI business or if you're Amazon what you want to do is gather all the data that's available from every source and that's not just the things people post but it's their actions before they post something it's all the metadata from all the things they're doing on the Internet but their credit card history their bank history their geolocation from their cellular carrier it's health data you can get
Microsoft really went hard after developers and that's exactly what they should have been doing.
And I was reminded of when I used to work in the Microsoft Excel team... they make more money off of Excel than Microsoft makes in a year in a day because they Excel enabled the whole derivatives business. ... Excel was like lucky if it scraped up a billion a year
They're paying us a lot more now.
we do almost nothing. It's like a small team of sales people uh that sell ads mostly for Azure, honestly.
There was an internal Stack Overflow at Microsoft that I think did really well.
I would have expected Microsoft actually it would be because if you think about Microsoft their majority their revenue comes from and Satya Nadella is very obsessed with the office franchise application servers whatever he didn't care about being as much anymore so he doesn't mind sacrificing bings ability to make 10 percent more revenue
Internet Explorer would go first because they consider Google their enemy because of the office suite so they would say hey let's try to scroll Google and Internet Explorer or whatever edge or whatever does they call it now uses chromium yeah and they sell to businesses and businesses don't want to be tracked it's almost a security concern
Google Microsoft we know why Mozilla would back that because Mozilla is a nonprofit that cares about the world yeah but Google is the data broker
like the Microsoft Office suite like if Microsoft Office led Word and Excel or word and Google sheets work really well ... it would make it easy for people to get off Microsoft Word in Microsoft Office suite so they made it work really well in turn you know in their little world but it didn't work very well interoperate what they used to call interoperability
the Amazons Microsoft Google's of the world are watching this success and building competitive products
you know hit hololens is janky right now but yeah obviously they'll get that down to $200 and it'll just work well
really have you seen their templates like they're they're not brutal. Yeah, they're nasty.
I guess a lot of people who had previously be previously used Microsoft we are now using Canva.
what Google is doing is great Microsoft this Facebook they are really thinking about they have large cyber security team they have some of the best experts in the world they will figure out a lot of the solutions to a lot of the problems we have today and they're spending much more than internally than they are on you but they're getting much more value from you than probably the internal team
Microsoft bundled it all created office then it unbundled
we're a little bit like Apple versus you know Microsoft back yeah day
they used to be used to be these old stodgy tech companies the founders get rich they get tired and they just roll over it's not that way anymore
they bought Yammer then they added team so they took two swings at the back and and they're serious about it and they're hard to compete with
like Adobe like Microsoft these companies don't just roll over and die like they used to no get a new founder type person running that thing in there on use so competitive oh and so they can catch up
sati has done an amazing job
I also admire you picked the right person to take over the company I think he picked a hell of a person that's not easy to do and give them the room bomber or Satya yeah Ballmer I think did a good job making sure that the place didn't collapse when Bill left
Microsoft saw that game plan did the same thing and now they're the world's most valuable company so amazing how being short-sighted the impulse control is so important
windows is open and you can run any software on it and there's a lot of API so that you can do anything you want with them and Microsoft doesn't regulate what you can or cannot do with your PC software
mark didn't believe the future the company was in banner ads so he basically said let's outsource that to Microsoft
I negotiated a deal with Microsoft along with Owen and a couple of other folks, they valued the company at fifteen billion dollars right and that was one of the greatest investments Microsoft ever made
the tax revenues have gone up 12 times, the paid-in taxes have gone down by a third. The growth is higher than Seattle in Quincy. This is a rural town. They have a new school, a new hospital, a new town center, a new aquatic center.
We have our own. OpenAI is building their chip, so that's also going to be there. AMD is in there. So my thing is to run, whether it's the OpenAI models, the Anthropic models, or our own models on a heterogeneous kit.
my goal is not to have just two customers, three customers. It's great to have OpenAI being one of our largest customers. It's great that they're growing, but we need more.
we go build as much, we lease, we even rent. Right now, we're even renting quite a bit because we kind of were short on supply.
My advice is more like use all, but be independent of all. So for example, my acid test is you should always eval max, evals that matter to you, right? So what's the outcome you want? You should go run that outcome through all the models. Then here's the test I would do. I would pull out a model and see whether I can retain the eval. If I can't, that means you really are dependent on something that may or may not be yours. Right? Right? So my fundamental enterprise architecture would say you sho
The aspect on the model side is we're thrilled about, obviously, our investment in OpenAI, the access we have to their IP, which we have for a long time. We're going to use that. But we're well on our way building our MAI models, right? If you look at it, we have a flash cyber model that, you know, with our harness, orchestrating other models, outperforms on Cyber Gym even a mythos. Same thing we're seeing in coding. Same thing we're seeing in knowledge work, right? So our goal is to basically h
we're pretty thrilled with the progress we're making with even Copilot, if you sort of look at the subscriber numbers we gave, which is... This goes back, in fact, to Chamath's fundamental point, which is these are real enterprises using it for real workflows and the fact that we now have 30-plus million out of a 400.
we started multiple years before people woke up to even actually needing to build. And so that's kind of one aspect of it. The other aspect of it is we are calibrating our CapEx in such a way that we don't want to build for one or two customers. So we want to build for the long tail because that's, I think, most important.
Microsoft missed the mobile revolution. Is Microsoft going to miss the AI revolution if you don't have a Frontier model? Because I always found it perplexing that you didn't.
You're turning away customers and you're doing $175 billion in CapEx build-out, but your CapEx is far below what Meta's doing, far below what Google's doing. They're doing secondary raises and raising debt, $350 billion. The Frontier Labs are spending $500 billion. You were so early to the party with the prescient OpenAI investment, but then Copilot didn't exactly land, I don't think. It didn't get great reviews. You don't have a Frontier model.
Yeah, absolutely. We see that. And by the way, even in simple co-pilot cases, which is if you look at the amount, most people think about jobs, which I think there is going to be displacement. But the bottom line is what are the new jobs that get created is going to be one of the key aspects of it. But also a lot of knowledge work, unfortunately, is drudgery, right? Who, you know, I get up in the morning and I think about like, man, all I do is email triage, right? You know, what if even just th
Yeah, it's a great point. I mean, I think this is the real question, which is how do we truly see this in the productivity stats? How do we really see it in the GDP growth that's broad-based? It's not just supplier or supply side. I mean, the one example that I love and I get back to, in fact, healthcare is a good one, right? If you think about healthcare and even the simple doctor-patient interaction, in our case, we have this thing called DAX Co-Pilot. That's the place which is the most tangib
To your point about, if anything, given that, we will now hopefully continue to have a much richer choice in every layer, right? So to me, hopefully, we can start building these AI... Because today, the royalty of an AI product, all going to just the model layer, doesn't make sense if you really want to build a product company, right? It just cannot be. In fact, if anything, that's the same thing, right? Which is, if you take the database, if there was no open-source check on closed-source, the
And that's good, quite frankly, because without it, I don't think we're going to have a broad frontier ecosystem or broad diffusion, because otherwise, we'll just be back to some mainframe lock-in.
I think the fundamental thing that I think we're observing is good old-fashioned competition, right? I mean, for me, if I look back at it, we had like some real great closed-source assets, Windows. What was the check against it? There was, of course, the Mac, but Linux. We had a great closed-source product called SQL Server. What was the check against it? There was always a substitute called Postgres or MySQL. So I think that's what's happening. A little bit of it is there's real competition bet
jensen said to me on the pod he's like nobody comes close microsoft doesn't come close you know google doesn't come close in terms of standing it up in that time frame
i mean listen the same thing's going on at microsoft right satya is out this week saying you know citing morgan stanley's report and saying they're seeing over a 30 return on invested capital in tokens as a service right so in the infrastructure business so i think david's exactly right those are such good businesses
Microsoft is doing a couple of things. Number one, they won a cloud deal, and that's going to be a great deal for them, and it's going to provide them a lot of traction. They just signed up 120,000 users. But the other thing, they're moving away from, I think, lots of bits and pieces of their technology on-premise. So, they're probably net-net, not necessarily making a gain. But they are making a gain in the fact they're modernizing people's technology, and I think that's a step in the right dir
If Bing offers this to, you know, their four or 5% market share, they're kind of, they can lose money on it because they're, they're building that business.
And I think that's why you're seeing some companies that up, uh, uh, Microsoft throw so much capex into ensuring they have the volume of infrastructure necessary because
I think that's why you're seeing entities like Microsoft, Meta, et cetera, who are focused on building their own Silicon, right? They're not trying to replace the GPU. They're just trying to solve for different models that they're running internally.
even the strategic investments that some of amazon is making into some of these lm companies or microsoft is making an open ai are now suddenly subject to regulatory scrutiny
microsoft deal to buy inflection they didn't buy it but they did some sort of 650 million dollar licensing deal took the top talent
the big companies who got a big jump on it microsoft and google and others because they had the vast majority of phds they had all the data and the key unlock within this llm wave was just scale so the response that by startups to pursue vertical ai makes a lot of sense if you you can't compete with microsoft and word or powerpoint or any of their core markets
what we've seen with those is 50 to 75 improvements in productivity microsoft and service now both reported that they work pretty well in the legal contexts too
microsoft's new copilot plus pcs are once again drifting in that direction i can see a world where gpt for omni plus voice plus some stuff built into windows and suddenly your pc that you use can do a lot more and hopefully our iphones too but that's why i'm excited about it because it's better and it's getting better faster
yeah i think there's a chance open ai might become uh on an economic basis a complete washout because they are they have this like non-profit kind of concept there and then microsoft has all these desktops and microsoft seems to be launching all the same products that open ai is in the same week google's doing it in the same week google has five six seven products
that do to open ai i think open ai is going to be the first person up the hill they get all the arrows and then maybe they just are a non-profit again and all those users who are paying 20 bucks a month wind up moving getting the same value from their microsoft office ai companion google built-in ai companion that's free apple's ai companion that's free all that stuff may just be free and built in to those dominant players uh so i wouldn't be surprised if open ai's valuation goes down from here
and so that's i guess the lesson here is where will all this activity get consolidated down into and if i were to make the bet it might be microsoft google and open ai uh meta twitter you know like the people who have the data people who have existing networks so i think
microsoft's announcement was around laptops that have chips that allow you to record your desktop kind of like that startup rewind ai is doing i think it's the name of it and microsoft's just building that into windows and you're going to need some power
if you look at inflection getting gutted and bought by microsoft without getting bought to avoid like ftc or you know whatever
And so the idea that, you know, you would give your information to Microsoft, Google, Facebook, or open AI, most people don't trust those companies when it comes to their data.
Clearly, Apple is feeling the pressure, just like Google did, of open AI, and Microsoft releasing tons of features.
Microsoft has been one of the most valuable companies off and on for my entire life. So thinking about just value preservation clearly stands the test of time, enterprise and consumer, huge businesses, AW, sorry, Azure, open AI. That's an easy one.
Microsoft, a woman who's a very talented person named, you may know her, Michal Braverman Blumenstic, who runs Microsoft Israel. She had worked at a number of startups in Israel and wound up at Microsoft through acquisitions. And she was pinpointed as the person who should head up, be the CTO of Microsoft's cloud and AI security division. And such a Nadella wanted to move her to Redmond to go run this division out of Redmond. And she persuaded him that the best place to run this division would b
My favorite example of this is Microsoft's old vision statement, which is a computer on every desktop. In every home.
feel like the way Microsoft when Microsoft did their dividend their stock just went sideways for a decade and it's like every conversation about Microsoft is about the dividend not the products they're creating and the profitability and the earnings of those profits how much is our dividend going to be and not how much are you investing in R&D and I just I don't like it as a decision but I
I think your point James is astute which is Windows the new Windows coming out is awesome and I was talking to a guy senior senior guy most senior guy at Nokia at the event and he was showing me the Lumina and how gorgeous it is I mean
if you've played with that Windows operating system for mobile it is buttery I mean it is as nice as oh it's nicer design wise and much more avant-garde and beautiful if you were to show the Android device the Apple device and the Microsoft device and say who made each one you would say Apple use the products
like you said, we, we need years to catch up with the existing products to reach feature parity.
He sold it to Microsoft, which was heartbreaking to me. He sold it in 2015. He had, I think, 13 million users for that.
So in the book, I suggested that these companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, you know, pursue something called alternative certification.
and they obviously tried to and pretty much successfully um kneecapped netscape when they used to charge 50 bucks for a browser back in the days
microsoft was known as being vicious to their partners in the 80s you know lotus one two three and word perfect obviously replaced by excel and microsoft word
windows is a platform where things that are bigger than windows can be born like the web a platform can only serve society if its rules allow for this
a lot of the creators i know are moving to windows why are they moving to windows because apple products are too expensive and they're closed and you can't add memory and you can't add hard drive space easily you can't open the box up and do what you want from it
they have slashed their app store fees to 0.0 dollars and they allow any seller to use their own payment system this is the most disruptive thing we've seen in a long time from microsoft a company that's doing actually fabulously but they're not known for maybe being too disruptive these days this is hugely disruptive in windows 11
Microsoft is larger than anybody ever really anticipated, including people in the industry
but microsoft and ibm were in fact uh disrupted by google and amazon
So, uh, Google Cloud grew, I think 54% year over year in Q2. Azure was 51%. So very, very close there.
She did do that with the Activision case. Uh, she got Satya Nadella to guarantee for 10 years, that call of duty would be on other platforms.
If you're a member of Activision, there was a question would, you know, Microsoft allow Activision to be on other platforms and, um, not have exclusives for Xbox, their platform. And, and, and, and they basically said they're gonna do that.
OpenAI is 49% owned by Microsoft. And then Sam says he hasn't owned any shares personally, but he controls the nonprofit. Anyway, this would be a big gain for Microsoft once again. Microsoft has made some big gains from their investments over time.
this is why microsoft and google have massive advantages is because they're just involved in your day-to-day life so much more than
me do dark mode but it won't let me change my pointer speed because that's like a very common
kind of the examples you're giving could be really powerful for for someone uh like microsoft to implement alongside you know these models that exist
the value of this being on the desktop level and in the operating system level sunny is that it has a hundred percent access in some ways it's like a dvr of your desktop a digital video recorder of your desktop it should know not just my browser history but it should know everything that's occurred on my desktop
i think it's kind of useless that in this current form it's just a window that's open but it's ambitious
And I think it, you know, does justify that, you know, Microsoft is still supporting, you know, open source, which, which is important here.
Microsoft is kind of on this unique straddle there. They're open sourcing lots of unique pieces of content, uh, the additional frameworks that you need around, um, uh, like LLMs, but they're gone all in with open AI.
Microsoft is losing $20 a month per user on average on Copilot. And some power users are costing them as much as $80 a month. But again, they're losing 20 a month on average.
Google docs, right? And Gmail was, and that whole Google office suite was a way to make Microsoft office cheaper.
So if that can happen with developers, that can happen with accountants. It can happen with lawyers. It can happen with designers. It can happen with strategy. People have people who make PowerPoints.
Anybody who knows a developer hears from them that they're 10, 30, 50% faster. It depends on the task and how unique your code base is.
They know where they're going. They know what's up. I mean, co-pilot is the obvious proof point here.
Satya in his comments mentioned AI almost 30 times in his opening statement. Here's a quote with co-pilots. We are making the age of AI real for people and businesses everywhere. We are rapidly infusing AI across every layer of the tech stack for every role and business process to drive productivity gains for our customers. So they know. Perfect.
Microsoft announced that it bought back $9.1 billion worth of shares this quarter, which is technically it's Q one. They have a offset fiscal year. Um, Microsoft beat on top line and bottom line. The stock's up almost 4% or it was as of, you know, noon Eastern time. Uh, 2.55 trillion dollar market cap. Q one revenue 56.5 billion up 13% year over year up 1% quarter over quarter. Net income. 22.3 billion dollars up 27% year over year up 11% quarter over quarter. Azure was the big winner up 20. Sti
you can tell it's a great deal because when you first hear it you're like oh my god they made microsoft look foolish then you look at microsoft stock price and i will i'll ask my producers to tell me what microsoft stock price went up you know since they announced the 10 billion investment i'm guessing it's gone up 100 billion
don't own a board seat that is absolutely bonkers but they do own 49 of the company uh so that's insane so this is also kind of a governance problem here
withholding information about a security breach uh or downplaying a security breach with a company like microsoft which is at the center of security because they have the largest footprint of desktops in the world i believe still by far and we all know if you've had a windows machine previously phishing viruses there's all it's the biggest it's the biggest surface area so it gets the most attacks in fairness to them
ignite where they launched a bunch of new um functionality that's built around open ai you know upwards of 10 different co-pilots and uh you know gpt-4 offerings for their enterprise customers this has to be you know incredibly um kind of i guess worrying right
Microsoft has tied their revenue and future products to open AI. Yes. That is what they've pitched wall street and it's what they've pitched consumers and developers and consumers, consumers, enterprise, and developers are their three-legged stool. Yes. They went all in with developers for the open AI, uh, platform consumers for being, and then enterprise for co-pilots on office. Yeah.
he's put billions of dollars into this. He staked the reputation of Microsoft on this innovation.
when OpenAI had problems, what did Microsoft do? Microsoft went in and said, we'll take the entire team. We'll gut it.
Noteworthy is that OpenAI's fund has outside LPs, which include none other than Microsoft.
ten thousand dollars a hundred thousand dollars like tableau level stuff and it's all been cracked and it's available and uh it was kind of funny i bought a couple of cds there just to you know give them to the engadget folks and be like hey look you can just buy this stuff but yeah nobody pays for windows as an example in china windows is basically free there and i think that's why a lot of subscriptions are happening but it's a give and take right yeah
there's custom chips within amazon and microsoft as well
I mean, my Lord, this guy is like, he, I mean, this is, people were like, Microsoft is cutthroat back in the day. It's, this is getting super cutthroat.
Uh, congratulations, uh, Satya and Nadella to running the table on everybody.
Yeah, who knows, but I mean, you would think in order to pull this off, they must have figured out a way to make those investors whole. And I think there's been some back channel about. But they're finding some way to do that, but this is putting somebody, you know, who's super qualified. And, you know, he was on the podcast. Mustafa was on the podcast this summer, August 17th, episode 1794, when his book came out. And, um, this is specifically, he's going to report to Satya Satya, and he's goin
Microsoft obviously is, you know, become the world's most valuable tech company, huge market cap. Now they added to the market cap after this, and they are under obviously regulatory scrutiny, like all of the major big tech companies, Apple and Amazon included.
i think this technology is so powerful that putting your entire company in the hands of microsoft and open ai or google and google cloud some folks might feel uncomfortable with them having so much say in what they're doing right that's how i would read it and they want to be able to not be to not have that dependency right so that's what i think i would read in here is open source means not dependent not taking a huge risk which is so funny when you think about it because we used to have this e
and 63 said they were using microsoft
open ai plus microsoft plus google gemini or maybe the google apple alliance which seems to be emerging we talked about last week so if you have these two competing factions open ai plus microsoft and then over here you have google and apple
When we look at the biggest hyperscalers, the people who are demanding the biggest data centers, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Google, they've made very public and very bold pronouncements about where they want to be from a CO2 emissions point of view. They want to get to net zero by certain dates and time. So they've really put themselves a little bit of a box because the core of their business is demanding more and more electrons. Most of that electricity, about 60%, wants to come from nat gas, bec
Microsoft is currently working to actually get a nuclear power plant to turn back on just so it can help power its data centers with low carbon energy.
obviously they had microsoft's help with all the capital and cloud credits and whatnot to be able to scale to where they are
inflection which was the first one right that microsoft pulled off um and got sulaiman who's now like the in charge of all their ai efforts like that one sort of feels quite a bit like that it's unclear what inflection is still working on and in fact microsoft just rolled out this new product which looks like the product that inflection was doing the pie product right with their their new ai thing so like it seems like that was that situation
other groups like Constellation with Microsoft, as you mentioned, want to co-locate data centers by nuclear facilities, ramp up the production and then go to work.
going back to Microsoft's, uh, earnings call Satya Nadella, a man who was putting a lot of his eggs in the AI basket, um, said that, the good news for us is that we're not waiting for the inference, i.e. demand to show up. If you sort of think about it, this is going to be the fastest growth to 10 billion in any business in our history and it's all inference. So I think there's a case to be made that the demand is higher than they can supply.
which was only achieved after bing raises price factor 17 fold after they had to deal with open ai and we could not afford the 10 that we were still using bing on
microsoft has way more individual holders through index funds
Sam Altman, you know, Satya Nadella, you know, Microsoft, they know what they're doing. They know this is going to cause, as Bill Gurley points out, regulatory capture.
they're in competition with aws and microsoft azure which has all the
i would say i'm guessing the issue is that um they needed more capacity because of the chat gpt deal yes and azure i wonder if the those gpus are part of the azure cloud you know and and they're just abstracting them so when you buy from azure it's using the core weave cloud do you think that's what's happening that's my guess or they're offloading some of open ai's uh compute they committed to open ai off under core weave would be another guess of mine
on one hand jason i'm so impressed with this company and on the other hand i'm kind of thinking is this just a temporary blip based on microsoft not having enough gpus at the moment
um satya nela ceo of microsoft went on that podcast and talked about things and he said that the core weave deal was a one-time thing
Microsoft, as but one example, wound up being able to sell their products in China and block Chinese pirates from doing this kind of stuff. And this will make our industry stronger ultimately.
Microsoft and ChatGPT, OpenAI have licensed content from people and paid a fee to do so.
I always go back to that Satya Nadella quote from a few months ago, where he did that interview and he's talking about, it's not replacing people with AI, it's AI and people working together to make something better than you could do before. And I think if you, if, if CEOs maintain that philosophy, we're going to be okay.
I think Microsoft seems to be going pretty gradually. 3% is a fairly reasonable number.
it feels a little self-defeating for a company that's profitable... they're just telling their staff that they should not expect to work at this company for more than a couple of years. Cause they'll get too expensive. That's just brutal to institutional knowledge, keeping senior staff who are critical.
it's a level of getting fit in austerity. It is very appealing to shareholders and it's very disturbing to rank and file.
And this will have a very deep impact on the bottom line. Uh, if we can show the markets, Hey, we're doing more with less. We're growing 10% a year or whatever they're growing while cutting 600K salaries.
if you started with Microsoft and you had a four-year grant and Microsoft shares doubled since that time, you might've been given a $250K salary and $100K a year or $200K a year in stock rents, but they could have doubled. So now you've got people making $600,000 a year. I got to think that there's some bean counter somewhere looking at this saying, Hey, the company's going to function perfectly well on with 97% of the talent.
It's been confirmed that they cut 3% of the workforce around 6,000 people.
Gone are the days when Google was warehousing talent. Today, people don't want talent.
Things are going smashingly for Microsoft and they're doing 6,000 people just hit the bricks.
I was shocked at just how many of these cuts in Washington state from Microsoft in this riff were software engineers, because what does Microsoft make? They make frickin software, you know? It strikes me as a very different era in tech.
In their most recent quarter, 25.8 billion dollars worth of net income, Jason, up 18% year over year. That's nearly 10 billion dollars a month in profit and apparently not enough.
Microsoft, which has record profits. Am I correct, Alex? Record profits at this moment in time? Yes. Record profits.
i remember so vividly the era of microsoft that was like anti-open source didn't want to work with other people wanted to crush all markets and now satya is like we want everybody to come party with us come on in
if you're running azure you need to support everything obviously and if you're satya nadella uh you probably want to have a strong relationship with elon in the chance that his model becomes better than chat gpt's which is a significant chance... why would you limit yourself to having a relationship with just the top you know model
i'm also very excited to see that microsoft has added x ai's grok models to their azure ai foundry business which is essentially the place where you can run models on top of azure's compute systems... so to see microsoft say we're going to host every major commercial model period to me just speaks well for at once having lots of competitors and also to people having the option to pick and choose and tinker you're not locked in to just one
microsoft recently changed the accounting of its depreciation jason okay pushing it out by one more year i think it was four to five from four to five okay so call it a half decade
How many of these, how many of these backdoor acquisitions have there been?
the first one that kicked this all off was the Microsoft Inflection AI deal that was back in March of 24, $650 million in cash. It was an IP deal. That's a common refrain in these acquisitions. Took the founders, most of the talent, and then the company pivoted to the enterprise.
Essentially, OpenAI wanted to buy all of WindSurf. That didn't work out because Microsoft was a sticking point as they sort out some deals with IP between OpenAI and Microsoft.
Then you got the Mac 7, in some cases, pursuing models. Uh, I understand Amazon has a model now. Apple was doing something in vision and images. This is Microsoft. Obviously we know Gemini doing very well at Alphabet. And then Meta has, um, Lama.
It's just all very weird, but it's a real testament to how great their product is. Um, and how the utilization of it and their product cadence, how often they release new stuff that despite all of the hair on those deals and the corporate structure, they're able to keep this thing growing and the revenue growing.
But this de-risks them, Jason, because if they have their own model, they don't have to pay anyone else's margins. So in time, I can see Microsoft moving away from open AI's models for stuff inside of the Microsoft world and still offering them, of course, on Azure and so forth. But this strikes me as Microsoft saying, we don't only have open AI in our pocket. We do have our own smart nerds who are cooking up their own models.
this one shot up to the 13th best model in the world, which I think for a preview from Microsoft's AI division for their first model of this sort is quite good, but it's still very, very far behind what open AI has cooked up. Because right now, if you look at the top of the charts, it's Anthropic and it's Google and it's open AI. And then Microsoft's far down below.
But Microsoft, I'm guessing has seen enough to know that that relationship is not reliable
And Microsoft, which has a very deep relationship with open AI, but let's call it perhaps tenuous at times conflicted because they own 49% of the company until it hits some amount of revenue, this whole convoluted deal structure, um, that, you know, is a headwind for open
this is exactly the the rough version of what happened to microsoft in their doj settlement their antitrust settlement was effectively an oversight where lawyers at the doj were the product managers and had not effectively veto right but you had to approve product features before you could push them for 10 years you know this is essentially what caused bombers rain just be so you know in ominous is like you couldn't do anything because like you had you had a plan to do something and you'd have t
And if Xbox has Call of Duty and Sony PlayStation doesn't, or the next console doesn't, maybe it does. You could make the argument.
And there's nothing fundamentally monopolistic about what would happen if you let Microsoft and Activision come together.
I still think this Microsoft Activision deal on balance gets done, because if you take the absolute values away from it, the reality is that it's an adjacent part of Microsoft's core business.
microsoft had an absurd quarter uh their revenue hit 51.7 billion up 20 percent in the quarter 20 percent year over year pays for 200 billion dollars in revenue in 2022 and their net income was also up 20 plus percent at 18.8 billion so the money printing machine in these companies is just extraordinary
I wouldn't quite say it was that extreme. And we actually had other OSs. I mean, we licensed Unix from AT&T and tried to develop our own version of Unix in the late eighties. That didn't work out. Um, but yeah, he, he, he was aggressive, but, you know, the, the stories probably exaggerate some of that stuff.
we built, we built a strong partnership and it was, it was, yeah, for the most part a win-win.
put it into google disney facebook microsoft google you know those big names that we know 10 years from now the companies in all likelihood netflix going to be around be valuable have some giant consumer base so your money should go up greater than the inflation who knows you know long term
89% of our startup advertisers utilize them. And I'll tell you why. Think about all the effort that goes into creating interest within a prospect. You have to nail the value proposition, create compelling content, find them, and then message them with enough frequency so that they engage. You do all that, you get them to your signup page and you know how many of them are going to convert just 2%. That's so much value that marketers are failing to capture. And it's a big reason why LinkedIn marke
I mean, honestly, 10 years from now, I would not count out Microsoft, I really wouldn't. I think the HoloLens, I mean, for one thing, it's got a lot of military contracts. So it's just I mean, it's being actively used in military applications right now. And so I think that that is something that that just grows its capabilities, right? Like they get to test it in real world, and it can trickle out to the consumer. And I'm not sure. I mean, to me, it'll come down to what the ecosystems look like.
I do have a feeling that Microsoft will figure it out. Obviously, they have a lot of HoloLens related technology. Obviously, they're willing to throw money at basically anything at this point. So I think Microsoft will will figure it out.
It's interesting because they have 70 they have 75 billion in profit this year.
Microsoft has made many that potentially reduce competition when it includes gatekeeping of which Microsoft is certainly still guilty, right? They're still
they have managed to evade the antitrust scrutiny
Satya Nadella is that he is crushing it. So he's so quiet, right? He's not in the mold of the CEO that is in the news.
I have yet to identify a misstep by Satya Nadella at all. Even the hardware, even the surface hardware is pretty cool.
they don't reveal exact revenue, for example, LinkedIn, Azure, which is interesting. Smart. They don't want to tip their cards, right? They don't want any, they don't need Google and Amazon finding out exactly how much money they're really making on, on Azure
The cloud business, of course, continues to be bonkers as your revenue alone up 46% year over year, intelligent cloud revenue up 26% to $18 billion. And then personal computing up 15%, Xbox up 10% year over year search and news
LinkedIn up 37% year over year. Yeah. Makes total sense. I mean, if you just think about LinkedIn as solving problems for business people, like hiring, marketing and marketing, like just those two things, finding leads and finding employees,
the big takeaway for me was that they matched earnings on gaming, and that was almost $5.5 billion in revenue, which sort of helps to explain why they're continuing to invest there. But again, when you look at where all of this money is, first of all, it's still in Windows, right? It's still in the boring stuff. Productivity and business up 19%, $15.9 billion. That includes LinkedIn. LinkedIn, LinkedIn up 37% year over year.
Its revenue was up 20% year over year this quarter to 21. 20% on a very big number. Zero. Like, who thought Microsoft was a hyper growth company? Just saying. On pace for almost $200 billion of revenue in fiscal year 2022, which would also be a 20% increase over 2021.
Microsoft may have, in the words of Jim Cramer, had its best quarter ever. In its history. Do you have supply chain woes, other companies? Microsoft does not.
Microsoft absolutely crushing their earnings. They're printing money. Satya is doing an amazing job. He's like the low-profile, just absolute assassin in tech.
Sony and Microsoft are trying to shore up their libraries to make their consoles more appealing.
in 2000, Microsoft got the exclusive rights to Halo made it an exclusive, it became this huge hit.
I mean, it does make you wonder if these are going to be platform exclusives going forward, or if Microsoft and Sony will take the approach that Microsoft had, which is like, we'll make Office for Mac, we'll make it for PC, we'll make it for Android. And, you know, Steve Bomber tried to stop or I guess he held back Office for iOS and Office for Android so that they could try to do their own operating system. And Satya Nadell, I guess coming on the show soon. Definitely. He released Office on And
Microsoft has already come out and Bungie has already come out saying we're not going to make the Activision Blizzard games Microsoft said exclusive.
microsoft nvidia and okta okta were all hacked over the past few months
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The HoloLens project is probably not going to be around in a year. I think they're going to lose the military contract. I think it's going to dissolve. It's been an organizational disaster, I'm told. And they are working on something consumer with Samsung, actually. But I wouldn't put a lot of chips on that.
Microsoft, well, all their senior HoloLens people have gone to Meta. I see every week.
if you work at a big company, uh, like Microsoft, you could potentially move 1.5 billion dollars out of fossil fuels.
once we have customers who already have sustainability mandates like Microsoft, Apple, et cetera, clearly care so much about climate change.
So these are bigger companies that are older. So they've been around for many years with their employees saving like a Microsoft or an Apple. They each have 10 to 30 billion in a single 401k plan. And about 5% of that is in fossil fuel companies. So if a plan is 30 billion, that's one and a half billion dollars in fossil fuel companies.
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I mean, they came out of nowhere and won that big Jedi contract. Yeah. They're not messing around in the slightest in cloud.
AWS, Microsoft, Azure, and Google have 65% of global spend on cloud computing. ... Amazon 33% market share, 22% for Microsoft right behind them. This Q1 2022 from Synergy Research Group. ... Microsoft has made a big push. I will say it's pretty impressive that.
if Microsoft hadn't been throttled in the nineties, um, uh, what would things look like today? They would have crushed Google. They would have, you know, just like they had crushed Netscape and that was, what it was, what it was, what it was over. They would have just given every single windows user free search, you know, free Gmail, et cetera. And every time something new came out, they would just use their platform to integrate it.
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Blizzard certainly had tens of millions of RTS players that believe Microsoft also does with, uh, age of empires franchise
microsoft doesn't care about making a profit here they just want the lighthouse customer right so they can build that ad business and add yet another avenger to the stable i mean microsoft is just absurd every single cylinder is firing there
there's a huge loss for google and a huge win for microsoft uh in terms of building their ad networks
in q3 of 2022 uh they had almost 3 billion in ad revenue so that's 12 billion a year out of their whatever they have in revenue per year which is i think probably in the 200 billion range so this is not a small amount of revenue ... this is like six percent of their revenue
microsoft really i think interestingly just you wouldn't think of microsoft for this right as the like help you build out ad supported infrastructure um but microsoft is probably one of the few at this point that is a big enterprise software provider like this who also doesn't have a streaming service
doing great today yes microsoft ... netflix has named microsoft as its global advertising technology and sales partner so we have a double interesting business story one microsoft winning business from a huge player netflix ... microsoft is going to power it amazing this is nothing short of amazing
when you duck duck go you're actually using microsoft bing bing is actually crawling the web
either you need to have a distribution advantage which is why bing did okay
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LinkedIn has surpassed 10 billion in ad revenue over the past 12 months.
I think that is a good trade because I think that's going to bring a lot of advertisers. Last quarter had three last quarter. Microsoft reported 3 billion in revenue, uh, in advertising.
I'm considering Microsoft right now. And that might be a trade I make later this week. Microsoft won that deal with Netflix.
they are so far behind Amazon and Microsoft cloud, they have to spend money, they have to cut deals that are more beneficial to the customer, ie cost them more money, enabled to really gain a foothold in this space. So they have to spend more, especially now we talked about Microsoft bundling. I mean, there's things that and levers that Microsoft can pull that perhaps Google cannot because they don't have that same enterprise presence.
Google, like the alphabet earnings, much like the Microsoft earnings are a story of how a draw is as good as a win.
I did write a column for the Atlantic just a couple years ago about how Microsoft is just like, we're skating right under just cruising under by just being the good guys.
there are so many other Darth Vader's in the tech ecosystem now that I understand why Wall Street kind of ignores that antitrust threat, because there are so many to pick off and lawmakers, regulators are so bad at doing this. I mean, Microsoft in the 90s is a cautionary tale.
the bundle is coming back, right? This is what got Microsoft in trouble in the 90s. Yes. And really did, you know, it was extremely transformative for that business. You could argue that it cost Microsoft, certainly a solid decade. That's why, you know, Microsoft didn't do a mobile phone, there was like a lost decade of innovation and acquisition. Then there was sort of a decade of stabilization. ... But I think you're absolutely right that especially if there is that pullback in spending, those
No one talks about that with Microsoft. I think in these moments, that advantage becomes really evident.
Microsoft is in this really unique position, they already have all of these enterprise customers. So the fact that they're signing, you know, billion dollar cloud contracts shouldn't be too much of a surprise. But it does make you wonder what the other hyperscalers, Google and Amazon are doing, what the trajectory of the cloud market is in the future, you know, is Microsoft in a better position with all of their enterprise customers, with their focus on cybersecurity. Another thing when companie
they forecast that it's going to be 40 plus percent growth next quarter to be able to do that in the current macro environment when a lot of their customers are looking at reining in costs is pretty incredible. Does raise the question, do they have a good grasp? But it's Microsoft, so you have to assume that they do. That is just a huge amount of growth.
These numbers are just wild. I mean, we bow down to Satya Nadella. The CEO has just done an incredible job essentially creating a fortress. And that is what we are seeing now. I mean, this business is so resilient.
All right. Well, let's dig into Microsoft in particular, because I do think when you resilient is such a good word. And when you look at resilient, and you look at the moves that Microsoft has made over the past, I mean arguably decade, to put itself in the position to absorb a lot of shock. I think that showed in this report. Now, granted, Microsoft did miss on revenue slightly, the stock dipped a little bit, but it's been rebounding today, year to date, like you said, down slightly over 20%. T
And what Microsoft and Alphabet told us is that, you know what, they're pretty resilient. So collective sigh relief for now doesn't tell us what's going to happen for the rest of the year, however, and that is riskier, I'd say.
azure coming up so fast that's microsoft's cloud 55 billion dollar run rate okay 46 percent year over year last quarter grew 49
ass they needed yep now they have to justify their resistance and i think slack is still winning
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there was a big announcement with microsoft that like teams and all these the microsoft productivity suite is all gonna happen in the metaverse and you know satya's like i'm all in on this and it's funny because it's easy to dunk on it but the best use case for vr right now is work and it turns out it's made microsoft detroit a lot of money
i think you look to microsoft google uh and apple and other companies that have so much money they don't need to do a riff
I think Roblox is not going to align themselves with Facebook. Anybody who would partner with Zuckerberg is crazy. Anybody who partners with Apple is brilliant because you know what Apple's gonna do? The Apple's not creating a Roblox competitor. We're going to try to buy the company. They're going to try to find a thousand different developers to make Roblox like experiences for their headset and they're going to make $800 every time they sell a headset like they do with their laptops and phones
And for they had 4 billion hours engaged.
11.3 billion went up in September, went up. That school started exactly that that daily active user number went up, which makes me wonder if there are schools building program right there might be educational games being built on top of this.
the number of hours of engagement is crazy. And I also think the number of daily active users is bonkers. 52 in the q2. They had 52 million point 2 million people using the product every day.
market negativity and the CNBC bitching. Sorry, pardon my language and just be like, actually, we're killing
Do the kids playing Roblox care about the stock market, Ukraine, Taiwan, Xi Jinping, Iran, bonds, the deficit? No. What do they care about? Mm hmm. They you know, they play games with their friends. Exactly. And so there are going to be businesses that grow through the storm.
So it's great to see them growing again. I think this is part of this bottoming out process.
So there's, so obviously Stable Diffusion valuation of a billion dollars.
And so I think this is why warren buffett is in love with apple And many people are in love with microsoft and in a down market People are going to look at these fundamentals
if you look at microsoft and apple They do buybacks I think microsoft gives dividends, right? So you start to look at those two companies. They're saying you know what we're tech companies We're growing at this incredible clip, but we're also going to give you a lot of value here in terms of how we manage This business and throw off cash in the case of microsoft. It's the dividend in case of apple They do a lot of buybacks
Than a company that does not have financial discipline. We better own apple better own tesla better to own uber better own microsoft
When you look at the gross profit of Google, or Microsoft or these other companies, they've got that really big fat gross profit line, and not a lot of operating loss there because their cost of providing the service is much lower because it's software, they don't have to give a huge chunk of their revenue to the music labels.
Microsoft started taking it seriously five to 10 years ago.
nobody is going to be immune from belt tightening. And so everybody's tightens their belts. Everybody gets austerity measures, as we call them. You're going to see it impact every single company in all likelihood.
Overall, great company. I own the stock. I'll continue on the stock might even add to it in a down market.
Satya has done an amazing job with cloud and moving this company to a new business model where people pay for subscriptions. They've done an amazing job challenging and catching up to AWS.
Operating income $21 billion for Microsoft.
Microsoft did warn, according to the Financial Times, that revenue growth from Azure was going to slow by five points in the next quarter.
Windows OEM revenue... dropped 15% year over year.
But for the first time ever, Microsoft cloud metrics exceeded 50% of the overall company's growth.
Microsoft doesn't disclose specific segments. So if you wanted to know Azure's revenue or LinkedIn's, they kind of bundle these things together. That's for competitive reasons.
We always said ... the last companies to fall would be the strongest ... when they start to see their market caps and their stocks come down and when they start to see the headwinds impact their growth, that's when we'll know that the recession is really sort of hitting its final stages. But here we are, Microsoft has basically their slowest revenue growth in five years.
LinkedIn revenue up 17% year over year. And that's down 9% from last year. And last quarter, it was booming 26%.
Search and news ad revenue was up 16% year over year. Now, last quarter, again, the growth rate was 18% year over year. So that is slowing down in terms of growth year over year.
Azure and other cloud services revenue is up 35% year over year. Now, last quarter, the growth rate was 40% year over year. So you're starting to see the cloud computing revenue is not growing as fast year over year. It's down a little bit, right? But it's still growing.
Their current market cap is $1.75 trillion and their stock is down 30% in 2022.
Microsoft reported for its fiscal Q1 2023. ... Their shares are down after reporting their slowest revenue growth in five years.
you saw microsoft azure all of these assets i think are going to miss and they're going to slow down
aws's growth has slowed down so cloud computing is slowing down we saw that with microsoft
phone is microsoft the mighty microsoft couldn't beat the combination of the duopoly of android and ios
You've seen the benefit of that in Seattle with Microsoft more recently.
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66% of the cloud computer market together. Oh, all three together. Okay. All three together. Yeah.
This isn't a huge surprise because evidently it was part of Microsoft's deal when the FTC opposed suit to block the Activision acquisition. Microsoft said, well, okay. One of the concessions we'll make in advance is that we promise not to oppose any unionization efforts at Activision. So presumably these employees saw this opening and went for it.
So I think so Zenimax is what is unionizing. It's not, you know, it's not specifically Microsoft. It is a holding company of game studios that Microsoft bought in 2020 for seven and a half billion dollars. It owns fallout, elder scrolls, doom, um, has about 2300 employees and 300 of the employees who work as quality assurance testers have voted to unionize in Maryland and Texas, which includes, um, doom makers in software arcane and Bethesda, the teams that are behind red fall and starfield, whi
Microsoft did try already rolling out like an AI based chatbot, and it immediately went full racist, sexist, like, there are there are going to be real concerns about algorithmic bias when you roll out something like this at a massive level to everybody
for Microsoft to integrate this as a loss leader because they can also license this technology on the backend. Like this is an interesting case where most likely do we think that Bing is going to make money. Like Google makes money when you click on stuff and they make money with ads being may move to a completely different business model, like a subsidized search business model where you get an answer and then they just there to, and then this, every time you and I use it, it trains the machine
If the cost per search, you know, is a fraction of a penny for Google. So as Google, uh, fixed cost of their network of computers, right. You know, they may have to spend a little bit extra every year. You know, the, if the number of searches increases, the cost per search goes down, but people are saying this might be like a nickel or 10 cents. Every time you have chat GPT do something, but of course they're on Azure and Azure is a fixed cost business as well. So I was like, well, we got all th
I want to know the relationship between Microsoft search and open AI. I know this investments. I know all this other stuff. They're using Azure, I understand, as their cloud. But I want to know if they have the exclusive right to search. I'm going to make a J trade right now. I'm going to get out of my Google shares. And if Google doesn't release a competitor in 100 days, I think Microsoft Bing has the exclusive on this for search. If that is the case, and if Google and Sundar do not release som
that's how microsoft gets you they do think they changed but they didn't
it should probably not be locked up by you haven't helped us even though they seem nice now microsoft
the non-cynical interpretation of that is that satya nadella remains the freaking goat that microsoft made this unbelievable mafia deal that is frankly worthy of bill gates at his peak in the 90s
one thing that microsoft needs is to see that cloud computing number go up chat gpt is an application that makes that number go up ... if they're spending three million or 10 on azure that's a billion dollars a year ... open ai could lose a billion dollars two billion three billion dollars a year of microsoft's investment money and round trip it back to azure and then sec gets involved
microsoft obviously and uh open ai have a deep relationship
greatest ceo in tech or i have a very contrarian take on open ai yeah and uh very interesting to think about the relationship between azure and the billions of dollars open ai is apparently spending on cloud computing with microsoft we'll talk about round tripping and some of the back channel there
the concept of vaporware not only you know would they copy something bill gates would tell the sales team tell everybody we have a lotus notes competitor coming out in six weeks or six months or whatever it was allegedly um but i don't think it was legit because i experienced it the microsoft folks would be like hey yeah we got a lotus one two three competitor you probably don't want to install lotus
they kind of put a gun to their head and said if you take windows you got to put this on the desktop this being uh internet explorer right so i think that they were barred from doing that
nobody ever got fired for picking ibm nobody ever got fired for picking microsoft
i don't think microsoft is doing anything wrong here necessarily right like it may be somewhat anti-competitive but not illegally monopolistic those are those are two distinct yeah things
i do think that microsoft is a little bit unique uh in its ability to bundle so what so tamath is right about the power of the bundling uh what they do is i think it's called the e5 bundle they have all these products that virtually all enterprises use from office to you know active directory to you know there's like a whole long list of them and so what they've done is they've created one price for all of those products they sell as a bundle under a wall-to-wall enterprise license and what they
then imagine that your company pays for microsoft yeah you're not gonna have zoom or slack no of course saturation
that could all be explained by the microsoft headwind right it could just be anybody who's got the office suite just says hey we have this um we don't need to put slack in we don't need to have a separate system
they didn't see the competition coming and maybe they didn't pour the resources into slack to improve its offering so that they wouldn't be so easily killed off by microsoft
this is a common issue in the m a world we saw this acutely at microsoft and google before
the problem has been... exacerbated by the fact that microsoft started bundling what is effectively slack's core offering for free into office so that's microsoft teams teams exactly microsoft comes along like oh we have teams we'll just make that free and all of a sudden everybody's like well i'm not paying extra for slack because our whole organization's already on microsoft and now we have that
I mean, this is the classic, your margin is my opportunity. So Google's, uh, revenue comes from search. Microsoft doesn't need to be profitable on bang. They can be profitable on office and the windows franchises and their software platforms.
Beefing up the offering is great. Yeah. The problem comes in when money is, you know, making a circle, right? So suspicious. And that's where. So suspicious. Get involved and say, is this, are we, are you increasing the velocity of this just to, you know, increase the value of both organizations in a non-organic way?
the ultimate goal is what Satya Nadella announced today, which is integrate these tools into Azure. So make a little money from open AI, spending money on Azure. Sure. Make some money from open AI, whatever it becomes as a company, but fundamentally goose the product offering that is Microsoft Azure so that you can catch up with the competition and keep making money in the biggest money making space that exists in computing right now.
And that might be incredibly high profits, uh, for Microsoft. So chat GPT is the worst interpretation. Chat GPT created something to goose Microsoft earnings.
This is then becomes the issue that we've been talking about with round tripping around tripping when one big company invests in another company. And then that other company gives them money back, according to reports, the revenue being booked by the work being done by chat GPT is Microsoft cloud revenue. Um, and so I think that that is now become codified to, to use the word from the previous discussion, uh, we're now getting some, um, uh, some feedback on that. So you have like Microsoft payin
Um, and now here we see it, open AI has essentially given Azure, their own Watson.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announcing that Microsoft will integrate OpenAI software into Azure, its cloud computing platform.
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we should however take this moment of course microsoft also cut about 10 000 jobs this week so even the wildly profitable big tech giants are cutting i would almost say presumably to at this point just like juice the stock price right or just take this opportunity to be like get rid of the low performers
you know microsoft has many offices around the world and it's a lot cheaper in those international offices to hire you know high quality tech talent
this the one right in the middle median yeah not average because you have some huge paid people there uh like ceos and management but the median yeah i mean it's bonkers 67 percent higher than microsoft
so that means there must be people who are looking at this and all the money being made and if you have data that's in chat gpt3 right now like if they scraped quora or if they scrape reddit you got to think reddit's on the phone with sam altman or microsoft saying or yelp so if you're yelp or quora you've got to be on the phone with these people saying are you indexing me to train your ai if so we're going to file a lawsuit you need to take us out so i can see gpt4 getting worse as time goes on
like the rollout i mean for all of open ai's original stated intent we are now fully in beg forgiveness rather than ask permission territory like we're full steam ahead here and damn the consequences
about the unfore unintended consequences because winning is on the table now i think that's right
because microsoft wants to win and so all of the so unintended consequences don't have to be unforeseen and we are choosing to be like monkey see no evil
they obviously have headwinds with azure doing really well for microsoft and that's growing faster than aws is so aws uh could be a little bit challenged here and you could see azure catching up and certainly chat gpt and that being available as part of azure that's headwinds i'm also seeing in startups microsoft startup program uh which advertises here on the program they give a hundred fifty thousand dollars in azure credits and aws i don't see doing similar startup promotions and so i think a
the round tripping would involve Microsoft getting that large percentage that i mentioned of open ai's profits while also being its largest customer
in the case of Microsoft they're going to reap a portion of open AI's profits when and if it becomes profitable until they get to the 10 billion dollars that they initially invested
Microsoft has been very upfront about how they intend to incorporate OpenAI features into its Azure cloud services
Google and Microsoft are now locked in a possibly existential race to get to and deploy generative AI soonest
they left because they were concerned that Microsoft's first investment in open AI would set it on a more commercial path and detract from its original focus on the safety of advanced AI
Because we know that when Microsoft introduced a chat bot without a filter, then what you do is you use this thing to be like, write me a poem to horrifically harass everybody at my school.
none of this is ready for prime time
the information that the ai bot presented that was inaccurate and in some cases apparently invented which is kind of bananas
What Satya Nadella has learned apologies is that the Trump playbook works.
Microsoft has no shame about this thing.
Now more people have logged into Bing, downloaded the Bing app because this thing is outrageous and insane.
It sounds like they're goading Bing on here. I need to see the actual back and forth. Of course they are. Yeah, they're tricking it to say these things. But as I said earlier, this thing's a parlor trick.
for example, a reporter for the AP used version one of Sydney and noted that it grew increasingly hostile when asked to explain itself eventually comparing the reporter to dictators Hitler, Pol Pot and Stalin and claiming to have evidence tying the reporter to a 1990s murder. The Bing chatbot also described the reporter as too short with an ugly face and bad teeth.
It's already been toned down once by Microsoft, which they announced in a blog post on February 15th. They admitted in that post that the chatbot would occasionally respond with a, quote, style we didn't intend to certain types of questions. It said that, quote, very long chat sessions over 15 questions can confuse the model on what questions it's answering. The model at times tries to respond or reflect in the tone in which it is being asked to provide responses that can lead to a style we didn
it appears that in the case of Microsoft's Bing AI chatbot, which is informed by but not the same as ChatGPT. There may be far few, it might be like a really open loop, so much so that not only does it hallucinate, it goes a little bananas and starts attacking people.
the excitement of last week with Microsoft and, uh, and, and Google is sufficiently deep pocketed competitive competitor is basically saying, I am going the state of the art for search is no longer going to be a wall of links. Many of which are ads, um, the state of the art is going to be this succinct answer that people can consume and they'll be much happier with it than a wall of links.
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875 million members now.
They are well over 10 billion dollars.
LinkedIn is a five billion dollar a year advertising business alone.
Microsoft bought that for 26 billion dollars.
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First of all, we've got a benefit that we offer our startups. They can get $2,500 worth of open AI credits so they can get access to the latest and greatest models that open AI are delivering. But then they get access through the hunt up to $150,000 worth of credits that we offer through founders hub to leverage the Azure open AI service, which has a full SLA around it. So when they want to go into production and really have that reliability that we provide with the Azure SLA, they can leverage
we've been spending a lot of time really building an ai focused supercomputer we went back and looked at everything the gpu configurations the networking to really get it right to be able to run these large language models as uh and make them available uh for startups through the azure service that we now have that you can get through founders hub and so yeah it takes a lot of compute power but we've managed to optimize that we've spent a lot of time working with startups to help them optimize t
I do think that cloud is going to see significant gains because of AI.
And, and they did layoffs too. And they're, um, get, you know, uh, getting people back to the office.
fiscal Q3 calendar Q1 Jason, uh, 18.3 billion dollars.
windows, not so good. Everything else, medium good
And Jamin Ball, who used to be at Redpoint and is now at Altimeter, I think. Anyways, he does a lot of really great analysis on, on, uh, tech stocks. And he said, I think that that 1% works out to like 450 million in revenue for Azure AI already as a run rate. Yeah. Yeah. So that, that's, that's actual real, you know, nine figure dollars that, that, uh, I think matters a lot.
is already attributing 1% of Azure's growth, which is their public cloud to AI in the next quarter.
Azure growth, 26% in the next quarter. So pretty good looking ahead.
I do think it's going to go faster than self-driving is my long answer to your short question.
But now that cat's out of the bag and Microsoft's going for it, you'll see more coming out and it is important for them.
these large language models have really been the game changer. And that's really thanks to open AI and the work that they've done. And it's obviously our partnership there has helped us really get ahead of the game on this.
part of the arrangement that they have with Microsoft is you get to like, well, we're provisioning enterprises and so forth, you know, Microsoft's doing a lot more of that. And Microsoft's not exclusive in the open AI stuff. It's just they're, you know, kind of building it out, putting it on Azure, you know, these kinds of things.
the largest scale compute is Microsoft and Google, you know, together with, you know, their various, you know, allies and adjacent, you know, like open AI and whatnot.
um we we offer a a much more privacy focused version of of uh of this experience in the sense that um your companies that that don't want to run on a public api that don't want to send their code to microsoft open ai or others um we we offer private cloud solutions where enterprises are able to um host their own version of our um system
first of all we've got a benefit that we offer our startups they can get two and a half thousand dollars worth of open ai credits so they can get access to the latest and greatest models that open ai are delivering but then they get access through the hunt up to 150 000 worth of credits that we offer through founders hub to leverage the azure open ai service which has a full sla around it so when they want to go into production and really have that reliability that we provide with the with the a
if you tried this with copilot for instance github copilot or other products um you'd find that um because it is limited to the current file and slightly small bits of adjacent information that are only grabbed heuristically as in algorithmically designed and not learned by the model it would find this difficult
copilot doesn't know the existing code base
Microsoft, for example, which is exciting to see that they've accomplished this, used their vision statement used to be a computer on every desktop and every home.
Absolutely. And really thanks to the partnership that we have with open AI. For the last few years, we've been spending a lot of time really building an AI focused supercomputer. We went back and looked at everything, the GPU configurations, the networking to really get it right. To be able to run these large language models as, uh, and make them available, uh, for startups through the Azure service that we now have that you can get through founders hub. And so, yeah, it takes a lot of compute p
We now have a handful of lawsuits and letters that have, uh, been either filed or sent Twitter to, um, Microsoft about the training use of their data
Whether it's Notion or Microsoft Office or Gmail, we are going to have AI companions, co-pilots in every piece of software.
microsoft is starting to charge up to 40 percent more for ai enhanced services on the existing products so if companies are basically for co-pilot right so if you want uh co-pilot on um you know on a thousand a thousand seats word or whatever yeah what exactly office 365 yeah so they're not they're not saying to charge uh charge more for it um you know this is so i i like here's my take is that uh and yeah i found i found the article so let me just share this with me so i mean 40 extra to test a
Absolutely. So, uh, the work that we've been doing with OpenAI over the last few years has really set ourselves up with a foundation around, uh, we've built this sort of AI supercomputer from the ground up, and we've been looked at everything from GPU configurations to networking and things. And really what we're now able to do is sort of allow startups to access all of this innovation through our founders hub. So we've been building this to do something at scale. So startups can now build their
Yeah, absolutely. So there's two things. First of all, we've got a benefit that we offer our startups. They can get two and a half thousand dollars worth of open AI credits so they can get access to the latest and greatest models that open AI are delivering, but then they get access through the hunt up to $150,000 worth of credits that we offer through founders hub to leverage the Azure open AI service, which has a full SLA around it. So when they want to go into production and really have that
they still have a lot of distribution through windows devices um so a lot of people just go to edge and they can start using bing chat um but people have despite that we won against microsoft in the past like google everyone went and searched for chrome as the first search query on like internet explorer to install it they did that despite the friction they added
people have done comparisons between us and bing and um you know we have like much better accuracy in terms of how correctly we cite things a lot of academic research has been done there uh people spend on an average like two minutes more on our site than bing uh so our engagement is much better there our bounce rates are much lower than bing
And the judge's decision also quoted Phil Spencer, who noted that Nintendo and PlayStation actually have way more console exclusive games than Xbox does in the first place.
Perfect. So not, so I'm going to go above and I'm going to go above and beyond. Not only will call of duty not go exclusive. It's going to be available available for like millions and millions and millions of more people.
So the main call of duty games have never been available on Nintendo. And in February of this year, Microsoft announced that if the acquisition was approved, they would bring the main call of duty games to Nintendo by signing a 10 year deal with them.
So he's basically saying we don't even do that, but here, here is the brilliant move by Satya Nadella. This is so awesome.
It's, it's, it's, it's an ad bundled.
Zero. Zero costs the, the cost of the office suite.
Predatory pricing and bundling is what Microsoft's doing here.
He, once Teams did that, they, everybody on the board, he said, kind of saw this coming. And I think Slack actually made out great selling to Salesforce for almost $28 billion when it did, because Teams just came in and basically killed their growth, it looks like.
It's 20x, whatever, Slack has or something.
Teams was initially added as a free product to Office 365 back in 2017. And Brian, if you could pull up this chart, just look at what happened when, I mean, this just shows you the scale of Microsoft's enterprise customers, right? So the purple line on the bottom is Slack's users, which if you zoomed in, you'd be like, oh, that's pretty good growth over time. And then you zoom out and you see what happens when Microsoft starts bundling Teams for free to, you know, not saying that these are Micro
And then of course you have here, Microsoft saying, Hey, uh, we would like to back inflection, even though they're put $10 billion into open AI. So that's conflicted.
And then bad news. They're facing an EU antitrust probe over how it bundles teams.
Great news. They basically beat the FTC case. They beat the case for the Activision deal.
I know the Microsoft Activision case, we had that breaking news this morning that Lina Khan has lost again. Yes.
And to anchor AI in the way I think about it, in technology, because it's so much of a winner-takes-all market, it usually takes some sort of technology shift to shuffle the playing board. And in those technology shifts, you find some companies that endure, you know, across multiple of them and some that stumble. And if you look back historically, you know, back to at least my lifetime, you had this sort of move to desktop software, which obviously, you know, Microsoft and Windows and Office wer
we felt that between when Microsoft Teams ended the market, there was, you know, two players, you know, between Slack and Microsoft. And we didn't think that it would support, you know, a third player in the market, even though we knew we had a better product
microsoft for example has has decided that they are going to be a net zero company i believe it's by 2030 and as a part of that um they are going to purchase carbon removal offset
And OpenAI has launched Dolly three, we're going to go over that Microsoft has officially announced its AI sidekick called copilot.
I am convinced that Google beats Microsoft slash OpenAI.
right now. You can do anything for 10 seconds. I feel like the next iteration is 30 seconds, a minute.
can you imagine how much money this make and how sticky it would make your app if you had a hundred photos in there of your kids doing Jedi stuff or. Marvel stuff, whatever it is. Like now you unsubscribe and you lose that. No, and your kids are going to want to keep doing it. So this is the future of entertainment.
if you are selling chat GPT subscriptions, there's two ways to go about this. ... if you're at the chat GPT website, you're at the Grok website or the Claude website, it says connect your New York Times account, connect your Disney plus, connect your Netflix. When you do that, all of a sudden those characters light up, you click on the Mandalorian and you, it gives you prompts already.
I think for now, it's a lot more fun to make these clips than it is to watch them. So I've seen amazing, really funny stuff that has two or three likes that's just dying on the vine, because there aren't enough people watching. Everybody wants to make things. Nobody wants to watch other people's.
They rushed it out for a good reason.
You can use your address, but they haven't added that stuff, but they rushed it out.
it is built for social. It's like a TikTok style app where you're supposed to scroll and you like and you share. But it's as of yet, because it's invite only, it is not very social. There's no good way to find people you know in there.
They're going to get a lot of lawsuits for that. You can also see... It's going to be staggering.
And if you didn't opt out, it's in and you can play. Yeah, they're going to get a lot of lawsuits. Yeah.
Sam Altman says it's an opt out, that they informed everybody this is coming. Let us know if you want to opt out or not.
Not only just in terms of the fidelity, like you can make a guy in Sora that looks a lot like yourself. You can realistically recreate IP and famous characters. But it's not just that. It can fill in the gaps for you. So if you give it a funny premise, Sora's very good at figuring out what the joke is or what the bit is and actually filling in the details in a way that adds value to the premise you came up with.
Jason, Sora, we talked about it earlier on the show. I have some big news. It has reached the absolute top of the iOS app store here in the United States, besting even ChatGPT, besting even Google Gemini, which means that OpenAI has yet another hit on its hand. If you don't know what Sora is, it's a new social app from OpenAI using the Sora 2 model that allows you to create social-ish videos of yourself using AI. And it has a cameo feature, Jason, that lets you put yourself into the action. I'm
I think it's a bad trade. I think when they go public, they might have a hard time sustaining this price. It could go to a trillion based on people being enthusiastic or irrationally exuberant. If you remember those two words from another era, irrational exuberance. We are in the irrational exuberance era right now with private companies like OpenAI. It's nothing personal to them or Sam. It's just the demand is too high for these shares. If I was an employee, I would sell every share I have. I l
Often they don't want people clearing their entire position and not being motivated because
It's like, this could be too profitable, right? You're not ambitious enough. Maybe Midjourney should have done Vibes. Maybe they should have hired 10 more developers to do Sora, right? And make an app and a social network. So they're probably not taking advantage of the moment enough and not putting that work, putting that to work.
I think the entire future of Reddit is to go there and get an LLM search box and then underneath it have, you know, make it look like Google with the search box or perplexity or anybody, Brave Search, DuckDuckGo, DuckDuckGo, have it be a search engine and underneath it have all of the top communities. And then it should be studying you and doing your for you page and serving you up stuff. And they really should just assume that the era of free search engine traffic is going to be deprecated slow
Well, ironic because Reddit does have a deal with Google that pays them for access to their information. And as we talked about it, I think at the end of last year, Reddit put together its own search product that you and I were pretty bullish on, but then doesn't seem to be discussed or mentioned. I never see people using it. So I wonder if their own kind of in-house search portal is a bit of a flop, which surprises me, frankly, given that I thought that was going to be successful.
So here's a recent chart of Reddit's financial performance as a stock, Jason. Clearly it's taken quite a lot of blows. It was around 240 earlier in the week and now it is down to $208 per share. So yes, a lot of downward pressure there, perhaps from the Google SEO situation.
People were saying that the stock is down because of this, like 5% or 10% because Reddit typically appears in the lower rankings.
that they no longer had the ability to pass on the tag, you know, like search results equal 100. And that tag is how people who were doing SEO and how people were doing scraping and any kind of, you know, understanding how Google ranks things, they would load that page one time. Now you have to hit next, next, next, next. You got a low 10 pages, you know, and so you can no longer hit their API and get a hundred pages. That's significant. So a bunch of websites like Reddit, I think Reddit, you ca
I think that's like a backdoor hack for these brands.
So getting continued growth and having more users sign up for free and then funneling the free users into the paid product. And then, of course, I'm sure these browsers will have advertising built into them. The other thing that's interesting is these browsers are a backdoor for training data.
So the cost of capital for AI companies is very cheap right now. So it probably does not matter if they've raised hundreds of millions of dollars, if they lose an extra $1 or $2 million a month at this point in time.
And in that setup, if they lose a lot of money on inference costs in the interim, do they really care? Because they're going to sell the company anyways.
I thought it was relatively bold of perplexity with a company that, you know, presumably loses money to take on more costs. So I was trying to sort out the why here. I'm curious if they're trying to angle for an acquisition, because as you said, if every major LLM company wants to own a browser, why not go buy one from a company that has already proven its ability to attract millions of people to its browser and maybe grow your overall market share?
I think every LLM will have a browser to do this.
it's not as feature rich as Comet is.
That's probably why they took a little bit of time to launch this. And then additionally, they were probably reading the room.
I think they probably did this right. They knew it was, when you use the Comet browser or any of these AI browsers, I think your utilization of AI goes way up. It's just front and center in the browser. So you're probably costing them more money and they probably were concerned.
Perplexity, Jason, a company that's best known for its AI Surge products and also launched the Comet AI-infused browser that we talked about on the show a number of times, not only made the browser available for free instead of just for some of its paid users, but also just took the waitlist off of it. Said it had millions of people waiting to use it. And this is a pretty aggressive move. Previously a gated feature, now available for all.
why does one aws region going down impact so much of the internet well as it turns out there's a lot of concentration there because a lot of other aws services are routed through us east one and so if it breaks many other aws regions can have problems so even though it seems like aws is very distributed because it has different regions around the world uh it's not as decentralized as you might think and so the question then becomes why hasn't amazon managed to fully detangle its regions from one
it seems like they're having you know a major network outage every two years at amazon
only because we're building this infrastructure out at such a significant pace and utilization is going up and we're still trying to keep up with uh to our first story the ai bubble all of this infrastructure being built out if it happens every two years i think it's kind of in the bucket of acceptable if you look at energy in california i would lose my energy in the peninsula gosh and you know san mateo palo alto you'd lose your electricity five times a year six times a year so i'm more worried
amazon shares are up 1.3
this could show up in amazon's earnings uh so we'll see keep a note of that alex when we cover amazon's next earnings they sometimes will have to give a credit to all those people for downtime they get a penalty basically written into their contract so i wonder if we'll see amazon stock get hit today or you know this week that people think they're going to lose one percent of their red cloud revenue for the quarter or two percent or something
if your service is tied to one cloud that's no bueno
founders should have their systems able to roll over to clouds that still is a bit complicated but it's not impossible to do and this is why sometimes people will in fact have their um their their cloud spend across multiple instances and then use you know essentially a smart router to send half the traffic to aws and a quarter of it to azure but this is infrastructure cost and it slows down your production to build this kind of resiliency into your systems but yeah it's a good warning for every
this happens to every provider every couple of years which means we experience these type of outages i would say on average every six months right now usually they're corrected so quickly that they fade from memory this one seems to have hit a decent swath of important services
you could see somebody like core weave say hey we're going to take a pause
wait a second you know we were basing it on you know the price earnings ratio what's the price earnings ratio of core weave at this point what's their debt you know you start looking at those aggressive neo clouds uh and hyperscalers yeah you might have a come to jesus moment
one of these data center projects will go belly up or one of these data center projects will um have their valuation just get walloped so there are you know like there's a core weave right and so let's say core weave um has a lot of debt and they're buying a lot of um uh capacity and they're building a bunch of projects there might come a point where they say you know what um we have to pay back and we've got loans and we've got payments to make yeah we're going to pause those two places where w
So, you can look at those two, and you can see that they have discipline. I don't think they want to chase the average return.
In the Series A, they do join the board. And that gives them two swings at bat. The seed fund can just make these 500K to $3 million checks. They can put 40 of those investments maybe into the $200 million fund for about $5 million on average.
The only challenge here is, when you're a Sequoia CEO, you know, you have to then figure out, okay, which fund am I going to be in? Is the growth fund going to do this? Right. And it can be a little conflicted.
And you will probably understand the fate of the company better than our internal people, because you met the founders in the Series A. And you've been with them for 10 years, so why not stick with them for the next 20?
The Waymo was stationary and it got hit.
Tesla's rightfully being very cautious as they should be. And they have permits to run ride sharing in 10 cities.
They're going to get there. It's obvious. They are going to build something that hopefully this is the dream. This is the objective. We'll be able to navigate things it hasn't seen before better than the people who are building perfect models like Waymo.
So for everybody like, oh, my God, Tesla's never going to get there. Oh, they're, you know, they missed all these different benchmarks over 10 years.
This could make you build a more even playing field.
Actually, you know, you talk a lot about, you know, Tesla having cars on the road. So many of them, giving them a data advantage. Yeah. Uber has a lot of cars on the road, too.
But I think this is this is freaking awesome. And just to be clear, to double click it in case you're watching the video version, none of that Tesla video was real. It was all synthetic or as Tesla put it, video below is fully generated and not a real video. But I love this idea, Jason. We talk a lot about how, you know, once we get self-driving, it's going to save lives. Here's a way to accelerate our timeline to that point. Fantastic.
You know, frequently late, never wrong is, I think, the track record so far.
So he's often late, but never wrong is what I always say when people ask me for a quote always. Yeah.
They said they believe FSD has been solved. Of course, there's the natural criticism that Elon's been saying, hey, we're very close for a long time. But, you know, he was very close at landing rockets, you know, and then they did and had reusable rockets.
Tesla is training on synthetic data in its FSD regime. This is a video that Tesla shared on X recently, Jason, you wanted to take a look at it. So here it is. And we'll talk about it on the other side. ... And this looks incredibly real. If you showed this to a hundred people, a hundred people would say that's real. So they now have the ability to build situations for the car to navigate. And then test it over and over and over again, which is extraordinary because what are the chances that like
all these companies have been pouring tens of billions of dollars into AI infrastructure. ... it's going to be good for NVIDIA, good for OpenAI, good for everybody.
Google is really, I think, the most interesting one. They're up 40% this year of their stock because people were like, they're going to get killed. So last year, search was going to get killed. As I said on this program and the other program, my thesis is people are going to be doing more searches and that the pie is going to continue to get bigger. Why? The answers are better. ... This is inducing a massive amount of extra activity on Google services.
Amazon is going to be talking about robotics and all that leaked information. And they're going to be asked by analysts, so you're not going to hire 600 people. What happens to the 1.4 million people who work here? ... they're not going to grow that staff anymore. And I would say they're going to probably redeploy to save face...
I guarantee you, if you're using and you're trusting Sam Altman from OpenAI and their API, they're studying your data. They're studying your usage patterns. I guarantee it. And they're allowed to do it.
If I was a developer of any kind, I would never work with Sam Altman and OpenAI. Let me say that. This is a warning.
Dropping 10% of the headcount in a quarter where you smashed it.
Amazon, 20.2%, the best in 11 quarters over at Amazon.
I think something to think about is where will the biggest impact be at first? I think obviously it's kind of the fun factor that I think if you think about score composers, that's a huge market buying a song for your, for your TV show or commercial, that process is usually takes, you know, a couple of weeks, even a couple of months going back and forth with the, usually it's like a freelance artists who you hire one time for that gig. You have to go back and forth.
I'm going to rate this tool a seven at the moment. I think that there's still a lot of room for improvement, but I think this is really the first great tool that I've messed around with, um, in terms of AI and music.
So I think that not only is it great for non musicians to play with, to be able to create music for the first time, producers can also use this to help them with their ideas.
And I think that something to point out here is for non musicians, a tool like this really allows, opens up the world of creating music to millions of people. And that's why we've seen crazy ARR numbers in revenue, um, from Suno.
I think that this is just V 1.00, um, beta of this tool. So I do think that they will start incorporating other aspects of a tool like Ableton or logic, where you have more ability to really play with the track.
I think I'll definitely keep paying for it.
Yes, you can. So that's something that's really cool.
It is $30 per month. You get 10,000 credits.
I've been playing with Suno basically all week and I've already, I'm only 1500 credits through, so you really have to be abusing Suno. So it's basically free.
So that's kind of what Suno was looking to implement here as producers are familiar with.
I think something that's really important to note is that Suno is a company that's making AI-generated music. They recently released their V5 model, which was just their newest, most upgraded model. It's great fidelity. The vocals sound really clear. Overall, the song structure is much better. But they also recently released Suno Studio, which is a huge upgrade from what they previously had because it allows you to dive deeper once you start experimenting with the tracks that you made.
The reason why this is blowing up, and I wanted to show it to everybody, is that the face swap is bonkers good.
Literally, here's the Polymarket. What will Coinbase say during their earnings call? And margin, crypto winter, he didn't say, prediction market, SEC, custodial, custody, regulator, institution, staking, stablecoin, shutdown, he didn't say, subscription, he did say, Bitcoin, he did say, Web3, he did say, trading volume, Ethereum, blockchain, et cetera.
Brian Armstrong is the greatest.
Oh, man. So what he did was he punked, is so punk rock.
I went through all the big tech companies' earnings. And one thing that Satya said a lot on their calendar Q3, fiscal Q2 earnings call was that this compute they're building out is fungible. And by that, I think he means you can kind of swap out first and third party demand. So if OpenAI comes to them and says, hey, guys, listen, we only need 80% of that $250 billion marginal Azure commit we made. Well, I think Microsoft can just use it.
Microsoft investing 5 billion after just settling their open AI deal ... now this drops Microsoft investing 5 billion Anthropic will use 30 billion worth of Azure compute potentially so that's pretty amazing ... these companies want each other to succeed so I don't think they're going to be so hard nosed about individual contractual things that they're going to cause a ruckus like Microsoft doesn't want Anthropic to look weak nor does NVIDIA want Microsoft to look like it made a bad deal they wa
Microsoft for four years now has had this six year depreciation calendar. If it was wrong, they would already have some early warning signals and we'll be telling investors about that.
So it's not that egregious.
But this would go back to the Teams versus Slack. If you remember when Microsoft Teams came out, they turned it on for everybody who uses Office 365, whether you want it or not, it was bundled.
the board opted to go for netflix
netflix made this offer they got that 5.8 billion
half the number of minutes now or a third of the number of minutes and some percentage of the revenue
but it's big market share there's no question about it it could be a problem
he's prepping netflix to do a similar correct right he wants to keep them in the game absolutely very smart
netflix is going to give him a documentary series
Paramount can make this deal but they're basically just putting themselves in a very very deep hole of debt taking this money from you know sovereign wealth funds and redpoint capital or wherever they could get it
the difference in the deals if you can it is more money it is more money and they're willing to buy the cable assets correct here's the quote from ellison he told cnbc we are offering shareholders 17.6 billion dollars more cash than the deal they currently have signed with netflix and we believe when they see what is currently on our offer then that's what they'll vote for and then of course they're also suggesting paramount still believes they will have an easier time getting through these regu
paramount also today jason launched a 30 per share all cash offer for the whole company not just the part that netflix wants to buy so we have a hostile
from our friends over at polymarket and there's two ways to look at this data jason uh there is will there be ads in chat gpt by december 31st the market has decided that that's not going to happen currently at four percent and dropping over four hundred thousand dollars in volume there what is interesting though is the fact that they added this march 31st timeline now there's not a lot of betting yet on the extended time frame for will there be ads in chat gpt by then the end of q1 but still no
all right jason here's the charge you wanted it shows generative ai traffic share over time starting 12 months ago working forward to today as you kind of intimated we do see a decline in open ai's market share and the biggest growth here is from gemini which has done fantastically well and we can also see a decline in deep seeks market share but consistent erosion of open ai's market leadership
what this doesn't take into account is that the pie is growing rapidly so even though they only have less than 50 of the market they will still have a much larger business these two things will be true at the same time
i'm going to estimate in somewhere between 27 and 28 you will see chat gpt go to 45 to 55 in other words less than 50 of the market
two thirds of the market pretty impressive right having two thirds of the market so you have to ask incredibly impressive incredibly impressive
in what world do those five get less than 10 percent of the market no no world
those four are like truly scary because they've built trillion dollar companies those are the trillion dollar competitors
elon musk it's not a competitor you want to have... you have microsoft and google us and zuckerberg as competitors so those three are the four horsemen of the apocalypse
first person up the hill takes the arrows when you have a hundred percent of the market the only way to grow and when you have these competitors the only place you can go is down
there's a 10 chance that could happen they could stumble and there's a 90 chance they'll just keep soaring
open ai is the next netscape doomed and hemorrhaging cash microsoft is trying to keep it afloat while keeping it off balance sheet and sucking out the ip
there are no live tests for ads in chat gpt
open ai and target partnered to bring new ai powered experiences across retail this is partially open ai doing work for target and also a target application that you can connect into inside of chat gpt
if it was an ad from open ai their idea is to look at the memory and what you've searched for over and over and over again then tell the ai given the history of alex and everything he's talking about you know 20 different advertisements would you serve to him and how would you make the message to him that would resonate and it would be hyper targeted
what they tried to do here was a partnership and a connection tool and it ended up just being sloppy and kind of gross which doesn't give me a ton of confidence jason in their uh product decisions to be honest
They're the two furthest behind people.
I think Microsoft is going to be able to, with their resources, build enough compute and build a competitor to open AI. I think they just need to build their own models. Microsoft needs to get in the game. They should have an open source model.
If I was Satya Nadella, I would have just said, I'll do all this. Just give me another three points. Round me up to 30%.
But this is great for Microsoft. I mean, the Azure revenue, the equity value, this just unlocks a lot.
AGI progress is now going to be independently verified. That's the change now. So it's not up to OpenAI to say AGI has been reached. We're going to have to bring in some expert third party to make the official judgment.
This is what analysts were saying today, is that OpenAI wanted this greater flexibility. Microsoft just wanted to lock in their part ownership and make sure they were going to benefit down the road, but it seems to be all about just like the widest possible avenue for OpenAI to sort of get as big as it can.
What's important here is how much equity Microsoft has in OpenAI. Microsoft owns about 27% of OpenAI group now, according to Bloomberg.
So OpenAI and Microsoft, this is probably the biggest traditional tech story of the day. They have altered their ongoing partnership, Jason, is your call. They've been working together. Yet again. They've been working together. It's very complicated. There are all these different rules. They've sort of smoothed things out and simplified them. So the companies have agreed to drop Microsoft's exclusive rights to sell OpenAI models. So OpenAI is now free to pursue deals with, especially Amazon. The
in the last uh you know last few months we've brought an investment from um nvidia uh qualcomm arm amd all the all the big chip companies and then uber nissan mercedes celantis uh microsoft
I think basically that Facebook is becoming middle America and Twitter is becoming sort of the coasts. And, you know, Facebook is basically a product of middle America, plus kind of like countries outside the United States and Twitter is about, you know, rich coastal kind of people.
One is that the Twitter product is still relatively brittle. I mean, like, at least Facebook has a whole suite of emoticons to say something is a crock of shit. You know, and it makes you feel bad or, you know, makes you feel angry or thumbs down or whatever. And so Twitter's reactionary feedback mechanism to its algorithms is very brittle.
we ended up selling the company for five times as much to microsoft
Pretty amazing turn of events that Microsoft and Apple, I guess it's RIM is also in there, and a couple of other people, to absolutely try to stop Android through lawsuits.
Microsoft's the only one that's even close in terms of actually selling the right product.
And then, yeah, AWS, I mean, you have Microsoft chasing his tail. Bizarre.
So, you know, we were working very closely with Microsoft and some of their services, as well as many other service providers around the world. We'll integrate Kryptana into the platform.
And it's going to be interesting to figure out, like, who are, like, I think Microsoft is a great example.
Sachin Del at Microsoft said, we need to make this transition to mobile, so let's buy the mobile client that's, you know, winning the space and also has the team that can lead not just that mobile into the future, but can take ownership for the desktop. So I think when you look at who's likely to be more acquisitive in the next year or two, it's a company like Microsoft, actually, more than a company like Google. Somebody who has a legacy business they need to transform.
Microsoft has been, I think, one of the most interesting acquirers of talented small companies on the upswing. Sunrise. Sunrise. The Outlook team. Yeah, the Outlook team. Wunderlist. I mean, a bunch of different components. High-quality products.
I mean, it's kind of gotten a little bit buried inside of Microsoft, but you can certainly still get it and, uh, no, we love it.
Microsoft was sitting on $165 billion in cash. So I'm sure they did the same thing. They were like, well, we'll look around, think about what to buy. And it'll be like, not even half.
And so that's where you have to think like maybe, um, second order effects are where you could start to see, well, in the future, there'll never be an Xbox competitor.
Probably going to be great for consumers because now consumers for the same price get more.
I'm thrilled actually that Microsoft is buying Activision Blizzard for lots of reasons, not least of which is I'm a Game Pass subscriber.
I do think they might make Microsoft uh, give up some exclusivity. Like they might say, ah, you can't have COD be a game pass exclusive.
So this means the balance of power was with Microsoft that Microsoft got to extract this from Blizzard.
But they also get Activision Blizzard at a time when its stock is down 30% because the, you know, it's been kind of a show. Right. They've had all the scandals. So was the stock depressed because of the scandals? Was that the headwind on the stock? I think that was a big part of it.
Game Pass has 25 million subscribers. What? That's its subscription. Yeah. I mean, again, this, these are the things you just don't think about, right? You're like, huh? Is Microsoft big in gaming? I don't really know. Hmm. Yeah. Turns out 25 million subscribers globally. And those numbers are as of today via GameSpot. And that's 10 bucks a month, I think. Yeah. Something like that. I mean, I'm a subscriber. It's basically the replacement for Xbox Gold, but now you get game downloads instead of
Because this reminds me of Disney Plus. If I was going to build an analogy. Totally. Disney was selling their content, if you remember, to Netflix. That's why we had Daredevil and, you know, was it Jessica Jones and all these different, you know, um, IP was licensed to Netflix, but then Disney came out with their own. So this feels analogous.
I mean, honestly, I think, like, for hardcore gamers, this is all about Call of Duty. A hundred percent. And bringing those into the same fold and putting it all on that... on, uh, Game Pass. And... and the question of what will they make exclusive and what won't they?
They also get StarCraft, which is a, you know, was one of my favorites. Oh, yeah. Which is a big eSports. Big eSports. Right? So that could be very powerful if they launch... I think the last StarCraft to come out was StarCraft 2. Like, I don't understand how they could have a franchise like StarCraft, Blizzard, and not release another one.
the Microsoft platform, which is the default for desktop gaming, you have Xbox, which I believe is the largest console.
This would be the largest tech acquisition, I believe, ever.
if they put Call of Duty on Game Pass to use... to steal the phrase directly from my brother, that RIP PlayStation. Like, done.
Another incredible, incredible acquisition for Microsoft.
I think Microsoft would like to become Netflix for games.
if it does come down to that definition that would take years to litigate that would be like an unprecedented legal case so if that does happen i think microsoft can run out the clock here and cause massive damage to open eyes ability to flip
i can tell you what's going to happen because i kind of experienced this with with yammer when microsoft bought my company 10 years ago and by the way i'm not critical of microsoft at all they were an extremely high quality acquirer that lived up to all their promises and did everything they said they were going to do i think if you ever get an offer from microsoft you should take it really seriously i think like i said i think they're a great company great acquirer but i can tell you what happe
make sure that version of x is going after a company like adobe versus a company like microsoft because it's much much much easier to build value
Apple, Facebook, Google, maybe a little bit Microsoft, are the most sensitive to valuation, because they are the most widely held, right? These are the, these are the, you know, the equivalent of US treasuries, in the equity markets, the safest, most predictable, safe haven in times of stress, if you want to own big, chunky cash flow generating businesses that, you know, are relatively unassailable, you couldn't pick four better businesses than those. And so the fact that they see enough in the
microsoft i think is going to release a and there's a prediction as well a search engine with open ai that has a significant impact on google's franchise
i would put deals into two categories one is easy and straightforward and then two is you know cute by half or the you know too hard bucket this is clearly in that second category
open ai is basically a it looks like kind of a microsoft proxy
they might wind up owning 59 of open ai but get 75 of the cash and profits back over time
microsoft is close to investing 10 million in open ai in a very convoluted
I think in enterprise software, it's all thin UI layers on top of very simple workflows.
It's the fact that they can copy Slack, that makes Slack. That means that Slack should lose.
What I'm saying is, they can't cross subsidize their Slack competitor.
But when it comes to software, if your product is the same as the other guy's product, maybe they deserve to win by bundling. And maybe it's okay for them to offer a discount and beat you on pricing.
ecosystem where the big guys can't just snuff out the small guys whenever they want.
I think that this bundling behavior is a form of dumping, where in the short run, it looks like consumers are benefiting because they're getting a Zoom clone for free or a Slack clone for free. But then what happens is once they've hobbled those companies, they raise the price of the bundle. So I think if we want to have a healthy long-term ecosystem, I think this type of bundling behavior is bad. I think it's anti-competitive.
transparency around pricing to the market could be a good governor without having to go down the path of all this antitrust legislation after the fact. I think there is some good advice for regulators there. I think they should focus on anti-competitive tactics and like clarifying what those are,
A really valuable thing for the industry that you could do would be to introduce transparency on ELAs. What are those enterprise licensing agreements? These are these things that these big companies use to throw everything in the kitchen sink into a deal when they sell to a company. But if there was transparency, and there was a sense of how those things were priced, so think of it like the FDA saying here's you have to publish your ingredients, right? And what percentage of it is this and that,
this number here that we're looking at where it says 75 million Microsoft Teams members, 12 million Slack members.
This is actually a lot better behavior for Microsoft than the old days when they would do something called vaporware. They used to announce products to chill people from buying them. So they would announce a Slack, two years before Slack came out just to get people to not install Slack, they did that with Lotus Notes, they said that a Lotus Notes competitor coming for two years, and it never materialized. So I think the marketplace will compete.
if Microsoft, can basically clone the sort of the breakthrough innovative product, you know, let's say they do one every year and then they put a crappy version of that in their bundle. Yeah, 10% or 50% worse, but they give it away effectively for free as part of the bundle. And then they basically pull the legs out from under that other company. So it can't be a vibrant competitor. And then the next year, they'll just raise the price of the bundle. Right. And they've done that with Slack. They'
Microsoft has just been sued on antitrust grounds, or rather, there's a probe by the EU. And this was based on a complaint, actually, from Slack, Slack filed a complaint back in 2020, that Microsoft was basically engaging in bundling or tying of products. The allegation is that Microsoft unfairly ties Microsoft Teams and other software to its widely used office suite.
do you guys know how much money facebook amazon google and microsoft raised combined total before they went public that's very small i mean google is minuscule less than a quarter
in the 1970s companies like microsoft and apple from the get-go had to be profitable
Microsoft is integrating it into their search engine, getting there before Google and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. He is going ham. He looks great. He's wearing a tight t-shirt and he is saying he's going to make Google dance, dance, Google dance. He is getting up in their business. And, uh, listen, he is in a distant second place. So it makes sense.
it may all end up with microsoft and google i mean this may end up looking like ios and android at the foundation model level and so you know i think as investors for example on the foundation model side i think it's very difficult to choose just one particularly when the largest one is frankly captive and a proxy to microsoft and they're capping your upside return
i think microsoft had seven percent year-over-year revenue growth google was at three percent i think facebook was sales rose three three percent from a year earlier but at least that was an improvement because it's actually gone down for three straight quarters so yeah but you're down to you know single digit year-over-year growth rates nevertheless most these companies beat expectations so microsoft shares rose nine percent meta jumped twelve percent might be up more now and i guess google got
shareholders are going to start to lose faith if they're not already and are going to start to put their capital with other folks who they feel are better leading and leaning into this new evolution of technology like microsoft and apple and meta
I think google has such an incredible ai advantage over microsoft and you know microsoft is almost solely dependent on open ai this small startup company and all of bing chat is powered by it and microsoft hasn't built out the the infrastructure the team the rigor the depth the models that google has and google made a few strategic blunders you know they shouldn't have been as open with the transformer work that they did and shared that publicly it certainly enabled open ai and others to compete
there's an open source lawsuit against uh microsoft's github co-pilot
well i think clearly the legal strategy that lena khan has been pursuing is not having much success in the courts i mean she just lost this big decision on the microsoft acquisition of of activision but that being said i'm almost starting to feel bad for her because although some of her legal theories may be flawed i do think that these big tech companies like google and microsoft do need to check on their power and so what i would urge is that lena khan needs to regroup maybe figure out a diffe
the crazy thing about all of this is if you look at the the legal strategy of the ftc it's basically that they view themselves as a hammer and every deal particularly if it's done by big tech is a nail and so you know amazon roomba lawsuit facebook some rando little company lawsuit microsoft activision lawsuit and it's that emotional reactivity that takes away faith and trust that this organization is intelligent and sober and well run and that's the shame of it because if you actually look acro
So, um, so, so now, uh, OpenAI is, it's also very closely aligned with Microsoft. You know, Microsoft is really, um, the OpenAI servers are running on, in Azure and Microsoft data centers. Um, so really what you have is, I think, at the end of the day, Microsoft having more control than OpenAI. Uh, they have access to all the source code. They have access to all the weights of the, um, you know, GP4 and future versions. So they have all rights to this, to, to, to think. It's not, um, at any poin
our first customer is Microsoft we have a power purchase agreement to build a power plant with them to come online in 2028 this is 50 megawatts
Satya Nadella. CEO of Microsoft. I just think the gross tonnage of market cap dollars he added in 2023 plus figuring out how to close Activision plus retaining maximum optionality with OpenAI is just a master class in heads down management.
Yeah, it was, I mean, it's a high-quality company for sure.
Despite only seeing, I think, roughly 8% top line growth, the business saw its market cap grow by over a trillion dollars, 1.7 to 2.7 trillion this year. Just an incredible number. I mean, can you imagine if we ever said that 10 years ago, whether anyone would believe it? Consumer and enterprise strength and strategic strength, the fact that they were able to close the activation acquisition in this sort of regulatory environment. And then the strength that Sachs showed and the speed at which he
I think foundational models will have no economic value. I think that they will be an incredibly powerful part of the substrate. And they will be broadly available and entirely free. Wow. So if you think about that, any closed model that operates on the open internet is not very valuable. And any open source model that trains on the open internet will make that so. So that means that things like Google and Microsoft and Facebook and Amazon and all these startups have a deep economic incentive ac
if you looked at the big tech cloud performance in Q4, you could see that there's a bounce back in here. This is net new ARR added for AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
And then Microsoft gets 49% of all that nonprofit's IP to then go commercialize. And Microsoft has added what, $500 billion in market cap since this whole thing has been announced. So now all that profit has been aggregated into Microsoft stock.
it has been reported that Microsoft owns 49%, right? That's the number? Of the for-profit. In this example, Microsoft, where it says minority economic interest, that number there would be 49,
you see Microsoft doing like pretty heavy handed deals with companies like open AI and just this week with inflection.
And so you think about like all the dominoes that would have fallen if Microsoft had continued, maybe if like Bill Gates had continued being CEO. And there would have been no Google, there would have been no Yahoo. They would have controlled the internet. They would have controlled the internet.
Microsoft had to go through a huge DOJ inquiry and a settlement decree and they were in the penalty box for most of Steve Ballmer's tenure as a CEO. A lost decade, yeah. And the handcuffs came off when Satya took over that business. So I think what I'm trying to say is folks have become extremely sophisticated at replacing round-tripping with these complicated TAC 2.0, whatever you want to call it, credit-oriented deals. They'll finance you to buy their own chips. All of this stuff has to be scr
amazon google microsoft amd intel a plethora of startups grok everybody trying to make now different hardware solutions
Microsoft certainly agrees with that in terms of, you know, how do we make sure that economics are fairly apportioned and so forth for, you know, what we're doing for, you know, this phase of, you know, and ongoing, but like, you know, there's a current tech, new technological wave that's coming and how do you do that?
the Microsoft OpenAI deal came together with, you know, converting the LP into a subsidiary of the nonprofit, you know, kind of saying, look, there's all kinds of benefits that both OpenAI and Microsoft can get from a business deal.
one of the really great technical papers that I love from Microsoft is, you know, all you need is textbooks.
I think Satya is like the best public market CEO of our generation. I think he is stunning in kind of blending combination of strategic insight with also kind of being, you know, kind of return on capital, you know, sensible risk taking, et cetera. And so, the actual thing between your guys' questions in terms of, because I can comment on how Satya thinks with this stuff, is he's both thinking about, like, it's a platform change and you have to be there for the platform change, for productivity,
Satya Nadella, Sundar, Nikesh, Tim Cook, a great example. There are some really great leaders that have run organizations that are already scaled and then taken them to an order of magnitude or two orders of magnitude beyond where they were when they step in.
Satya Nadella, how did he build Microsoft? These are all just like a handful of examples of people that have just tacked on collectively, trillions of dollars of market cap, way more than all founders added together in most companies, but for one or two.
And I think that in the last few years, what we've kind of heard and, you know, some of it has come from OpenAI, but especially from Microsoft, that we're in this co-pilot world and these co-pilots have universally failed. The level of accuracy, the spillage of information, the lack of trusted environment co-pilot has been a complete disaster. And that idea that this kind of amount of technology got, you know, released and sold into these very large customers telling them that the promise of AI
And then in the middle of 92, I called cold Bill Gates. And it wasn't the Microsoft of today. It was a small company and I went up and met with Bill and then he introduced, we talked for four hours about where my business and his business could converge. And the only thing I'll tell you is neither of us had any idea, but it was the start of a discussion. Bill introduced me to a man named Nathan Mirvold, who I'm still friendly with today, who was the first CTO of Microsoft. And I remember being a
multiple i think it'll be more like salesforce or microsoft or google or amazon getting off the sidelines because they've looked at and said you know what the juice ain't worth the squeeze we might as well put our efforts and our capital into buying big hardware and building new products and services but if they think hey i got a chance of pulling this through i'm sitting on all this cash what if i hit another youtube and instagram you know really great acquisitions that were transformative for
microsoft showed weakness in the cloud and then microsoft's down six percent today and you know i
I was a corporate officer at Microsoft for seven years. I never went to a CapEx meeting. Right. Somebody said, well, weren't you invited? I said, no, there were no CapEx meetings. You know, we hired salespeople and software developers. And if we needed an office in Singapore or Munich, we rented it, leased it. And so there was no CapEx.
stayed there for seven years, helping grow Microsoft from 40,000 people to 90,000 people.
You have to look very carefully at Microsoft's deal with OpenAI. Why? Because what you see is the compounding of secrets. There are secrets in the training layer, there are secrets in the model layer, their secrets in how these things are tightly coupled to infrastructure and compute. And what we have to remember is what OpenAI got from Microsoft was an extremely competent partner that built an enormous Azure compute infrastructure to train everything from chat GPT, all the way up to the O3 mode
And I think the benchmarks that matter are RKGI 2 and Humanity's Last Exam, where it did, in the case of RKGI 2, it's called semi-private, which is important because it means that some of the questions were held back because the criticism of these models is they memorize the answer. And so RKGI 2, it has not seen the questions before, and it did roughly twice as good as, you know, the state-of-the-art Google OpenAI and anthropic models. And then on Humanity's Last Exam, you know, we can call it
I'd say this is the biggest leapfrog we've seen in quite some time.
So I fully expect Gemini will leapfrog Grok and OpenAI will have their time in the sun again as well. But this was pretty impressive, right?
They didn't expect him to be able to leapfrog everybody. And let's be honest, people are leapfrogging each other every four to six months.
Let's just call it what it is. I mean, incredibly dominant release of Grok 4. I don't think people expected that.
Meta, Amazon, Google, Microsoft are all investing $320 billion or more in data centers and AI infrastructure this year.
these revenue numbers that I highlighted for Google Cloud Microsoft and Amazon actually include their applications so as you know like Microsoft GCP have pretty sizable enterprise application stacks that are built into that number which gives them obviously the ability to drive cloud usage because they've got demand and sales relationships into those enterprises
in non-AI it's a third a third a third it will it'll take circuitous paths but that's where we'll end up
everybody has everything it all looks effectively the same there's certain products and services that are unique to Microsoft versus GCP versus AWS but by and large the market is big enough and important enough that you'd have to be pretty insane to take a single vendor approach and so what typically happens in these markets is that they start off really small one person has all the share and then as the market becomes very valuable and very big everybody diversifies because it's a risk manageme
it was beneficial situation for Microsoft and GCP and tier point jacal perhaps even Oracle in terms of giving those sales teams which are very aggressive a hard story to go and sell for and say guys you don't want to just sit on AWS in case this happens again we've got better infrastructure we're more reliable etc than these other guys so come and move over to us and that might be a another kind of moment of acceleration for those folks
Microsoft 120 billion and Google Cloud 54 billion but AWS which is slightly larger than Microsoft is only growing 17% year over year Microsoft 26% year over year and Google Cloud is accelerating at 32% year over year and some say getting closer to 40% growth rate
it's good to see microsoft make this pledge and sort of formalize that
I still am a big believer in college recruiting, because at the end of the day, this is going to change the curve by which anyone can pick up proficiency in a code base... the productivity curve of a college hire is going to be much steeper than it ever before. ... we are very committed.
we manage something like 500-odd fiber operators around the world in Azure today. And by the way, I had not myself realized it. A lot of it, you know, it's called DevOps, but it's a physical asset. Things get cut. And when you sort of say DevOps, that means you literally are emailing people and saying, hey, what happened to that fiber cut? How do we repair it? So there's a lot of back and forth. So this network, the person who runs our global network, basically has built to your point about thes
We are absolutely committed and focused on making the PC a great place for local models and local models that then do a lot of the prompt processing and call into the cloud.
the workstation is back. I'm one of the most excited. If you went to CES. Which is great for Microsoft, because you have a nice desktop business. Oh, absolutely.
at the end of the day, we do have the IP.
our biggest business today is Azure business. And the Azure business, the TAM, given what's going to happen is so huge that we now need to be fantastic at building these token factories.
one of the things I learned at Microsoft is whenever I did a country visit, the data I would first study is in, let's say, in the UK, or in Switzerland, or what have you, is what is the total employment created in Switzerland in our channel? That used to be, like, the number one thing in our country reports, right? And the total number... Exactly. So channel partners, ISVs, so the number of ISVs who were there. So we used to have a complete marker of how did the ecosystem around the platform get
I remember, actually, you brought back some memories from, this is about a decade ago, when my company Yammer was acquired by Microsoft. We were part of the SharePoint group, and I remember that the product managers there were very proud of the fact that the revenue from the SharePoint ecosystem, meaning non-Microsoft, the consulting community, the implementers, who would go into companies and implement SharePoint, I think their revenue was something like seven times greater than Microsoft's own
a company like ours, I have to do everything. It's not like I can just so go live in the future. I have to make sure we're doing a fantastic job of doing hot patching on windows is done with quality, while at the same time building the evals that are improving co-pilot quality, right?
at LinkedIn, we used to have product managers, we had designers, we had front-end engineers, and then we had back-end engineers and so on. So what we did is we sort of took those first four roles and combined them, in fact, increased scope and said, let's, they're all full stack builders. So I like that because that's a structural change that allows for us to increase the change, both the work and the workflow between these functions. And so a lot of what is happening inside of tech is that chan
It's a pretty intense time. I'm glad there's the competition. It's quite honestly, at the end of the day, when I look at it, right, as a percentage of GDP, five years from now, where will tech be, right? It will be higher. So we are blessed to be in this industry. It's a lot of intense competition. But it's not so zero sum as some people make it out. High is getting much bigger, much more, the TAM and the just the impact of this tech is going to be so massive. The question then, of course, is wh
So you might clone me working in the HR department or working in the marketing department and have a virtual version of me inside of office.
we introduced something called Agent 365 as a way to give identities.
you'll see us even in the next week, even do things, is while I'm sitting in GitHub co-pilot. It's not as if software developers sit in isolation, right? It's not like the only thing I work on is my repo. I attend meetings. I write specs or others have written specs that I'm implementing. I need to have my repo be consistent with that. So that means using either a straightforward MCP server or a skill, I want to be able to call into my work IQ, which is the co-pilot, bring that in. That's the ty
you made a very bold move for Microsoft to put that in the Windows product, which I use every day on the desktop. But you did that before, it really could recognize the file system and interact with applications. Got a little bit of a lukewarm reception. But now you've been doubling down, doubling down.
You saw just last week, Microsoft stepped up and made a pledge that its data centers will not cause residential rates to increase.
if you look on the right hand side and the mag seven what's so interesting is apple microsoft meta and alphabet the market is completely flipped the other way and what they're saying is we believe that these cash flows are essentially monopolistically durable forever
VentureSignalScore 51/100 for microsoft, composed from 2 of 4 components (index v0 cross-signal), discounted ×0.85 for 50% signal coverage
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No reported round and no SEC filing on record — no financing date is established.
This company publishes models on HuggingFace — observable proof of capability, ahead of any product announcement. Adoption is measured in real downloads.
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community.hn.top_story | {"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17221527", "title": "Microsoft Is Said to Have Agreed to Acquire GitHub", "points": 2873, "created_at": "2018-06-03"} | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-07-18 | superseded | 0.20 |
community.hn.top_story | {"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48341578", "title": "Microsoft Office 2019 and 2021 for Mac view-only conversion", "points": 1015, "created_at": "2026-05-30"} | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-07-18 | normalized | 0.20 |
community.hn.top_story | {"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17221527", "title": "Microsoft Is Said to Have Agreed to Acquire GitHub", "points": 2873, "created_at": "2018-06-03"} | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-08-16 | superseded | 0.20 |
community.hn.top_story | {"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17221527", "title": "Microsoft Is Said to Have Agreed to Acquire GitHub", "points": 2873, "created_at": "2018-06-03"} | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-06-03 | superseded | 0.20 |
community.hn.top_story | {"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17221527", "title": "Microsoft Is Said to Have Agreed to Acquire GitHub", "points": 2873, "created_at": "2018-06-03"} | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-06-03 | superseded | 0.20 |
community.hn.top_story | {"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17221527", "title": "Microsoft Is Said to Have Agreed to Acquire GitHub", "points": 2873, "created_at": "2018-06-03"} | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-06-03 | superseded | 0.20 |
community.hn.top_story | {"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17221527", "title": "Microsoft Is Said to Have Agreed to Acquire GitHub", "points": 2873, "created_at": "2018-06-03"} | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-06-03 | superseded | 0.20 |
community.hn.top_story | {"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17221527", "title": "Microsoft Is Said to Have Agreed to Acquire GitHub", "points": 2873, "created_at": "2018-06-03"} | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-06-03 | superseded | 0.20 |
community.hn.top_story | {"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17221527", "title": "Microsoft Is Said to Have Agreed to Acquire GitHub", "points": 2873, "created_at": "2018-06-03"} | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-06-03 | superseded | 0.20 |
community.hn.top_story | {} | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-10-08 | normalized | 0.20 |
description | AI CEOs from big investors and global investors attended the energy and innovation summit in Pennsylvania. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-07-18 | normalized | 0.60 |
description | Microsoft Office is referenced in the context of interoperability with Lovable. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-07-18 | normalized | 0.60 |
domain | microsoft.ai | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-07-24 | normalized | 0.95 |
funding.round.amount_usd | 950000000 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-28 | normalized | 0.50 |
funding.round.amount_usd | 6600000000 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | normalized | 0.50 |
funding.round.announced_on | 2022-01 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | normalized | 0.50 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "it may all end up with microsoft and google i mean this may end up looking like ios and androi | derived | calc | 2026-07-24 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "microsoft i think is going to release a and there's a prediction as well a search engine with | derived | calc | 2026-07-25 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "I think that this is just V 1.00, um, beta of this tool. So I do think that they will start in | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "I think something to think about is where will the biggest impact be at first? I think obvious | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 76, "comparator": "lte"}, "prediction": "This could make you build a more even playing field.", "expected_by": "2028-02-05T19:53:42.085 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 76, "comparator": "lte"}, "prediction": "one of these data center projects will go belly up or one of these data center projects will u | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 76, "comparator": "lte"}, "prediction": "you could see somebody like core weave say hey we're going to take a pause", "expected_by": "2 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "I do think it's going to go faster than self-driving is my long answer to your short question. | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "I want to know the relationship between Microsoft search and open AI. I know this investments. | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 76, "comparator": "lte"}, "prediction": "nobody is going to be immune from belt tightening. And so everybody's tightens their belts. Ev | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "I do have a feeling that Microsoft will figure it out. Obviously, they have a lot of HoloLens | derived | calc | 2026-08-13 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "I mean, honestly, 10 years from now, I would not count out Microsoft, I really wouldn't. I thi | derived | calc | 2026-08-13 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "I still think this Microsoft Activision deal on balance gets done, because if you take the abs | derived | calc | 2026-08-16 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "if they lose what you're calling the creatives the core people that have kept them going decad | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "so these companies that are moving to subscription models and that are pseudo SAS are going to | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 76, "comparator": "lte"}, "prediction": "there's going to be a SAS product that's lighter and cheaper and faster and better just more I | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "I wouldn't be terribly surprised if five years from now they're basically giving away the", "e | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 76, "comparator": "lte"}, "prediction": "typically, historically, probably, two companies survive. So you've got five companies with hu | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 76, "comparator": "lte"}, "prediction": "if people do adopt Evernote their usage of Microsoft Word is going to plummet", "expected_by": | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "yeah I decided to do it for windows phone as well for Windows Phone and from windows 8 because | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "I believe Apple and Google and Microsoft are going to be in a dog fight for the next five year | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "there definitely other verticals um that have high cash pay and highly fragmented markets that | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "if Microsoft can combine the wow factor of the connect and some of its other recent successful | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "i realized that probably microsoft has some pretty good upside here because before now they ju | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "i think you know if we could do it differently i think we would have been a little bit more ou | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 76, "comparator": "lte"}, "prediction": "we're still waiting to see whether or not they're going to deliver on this we can we can build | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "I think it's going to be a modest success and the the determining factor is going to be how ma | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "I think that one of our key competitive advantages is that we're going to not only have relati | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 76, "comparator": "lte"}, "prediction": "it's gonna have to be incredible absolutely incredible to pull people away", "expected_by": "2 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 76, "comparator": "lte"}, "prediction": "I think these subscription plans on top of subscription plans are just ridiculous not going to | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 76, "comparator": "lte"}, "prediction": "I think connect I'm a little worried about connect I have to be honest honestly when it comes | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | derived | 0.70 |
hypothesis | {"criterion": {"attribute": "score.venture_signal", "threshold": 82, "comparator": "gte"}, "prediction": "I actually think Microsoft has got to leg up to be completely fair... I actually say Advantage | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | derived | 0.70 |
index.ai_tie | BLUE_CHIP | observed | classify | 2026-07-25 | derived | 0.60 |
metric.venture.funding_amount_usd | 320000000000 | derived | calc | 2026-07-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_amount_usd | 950000000 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_amount_usd | 6600000000 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | derived | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.1313 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.2219 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.3917 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.4184 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.4372 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.5199 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.5266 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.573 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.5954 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.7459 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.7625 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.7856 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.8578 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.8656 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1667.9087 | derived | calc | 2026-07-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1668.0584 | derived | calc | 2026-07-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1668.1983 | derived | calc | 2026-07-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1668.2404 | derived | calc | 2026-07-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1668.2982 | derived | calc | 2026-07-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1668.3131 | derived | calc | 2026-07-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1668.3209 | derived | calc | 2026-07-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1668.4411 | derived | calc | 2026-07-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1677.9768 | derived | calc | 2026-08-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1678.1116 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1678.2923 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1678.3856 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1678.6338 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1678.6924 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1678.7085 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1678.7872 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1678.7999 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1678.8292 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1678.866 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1678.9431 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1678.9802 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1679.0276 | derived | calc | 2026-08-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1679.0639 | derived | calc | 2026-08-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1679.2093 | derived | calc | 2026-08-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1679.2638 | derived | calc | 2026-08-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1679.2768 | derived | calc | 2026-08-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1679.4396 | derived | calc | 2026-08-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1679.4542 | derived | calc | 2026-08-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1679.4711 | derived | calc | 2026-08-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1679.5642 | derived | calc | 2026-08-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1679.7576 | derived | calc | 2026-08-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1679.797 | derived | calc | 2026-08-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1679.8803 | derived | calc | 2026-08-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1679.9114 | derived | calc | 2026-08-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1679.9332 | derived | calc | 2026-08-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.0655 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.1087 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.2063 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.2383 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.3396 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.3983 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.431 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.5661 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.6096 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.7561 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.7667 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.7813 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.7823 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.7843 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.8183 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.8661 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.8869 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.8985 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1680.9094 | derived | calc | 2026-08-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.2553 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.2945 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.3279 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.3693 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.3836 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.4109 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.4234 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.4561 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.4842 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.5221 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.6015 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.6173 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.8043 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.8107 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.9025 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.9529 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.9666 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.9921 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1681.9978 | derived | calc | 2026-08-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.0344 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.0686 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.1394 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.2176 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.3329 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.3735 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.4306 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.4578 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.4845 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.4969 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.5285 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.5504 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.5563 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.5939 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.6254 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.6539 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.6704 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.6913 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.7003 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.7299 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.8237 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.9578 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1682.9964 | derived | calc | 2026-08-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.0051 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.0139 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.0192 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.0404 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.0463 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.0594 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.0636 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.1088 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.1165 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.1209 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.1302 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.1394 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.1736 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.1809 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.1971 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.2856 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.3231 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.3769 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.405 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.4265 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.4669 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.5409 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.5642 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.5779 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.5938 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.6276 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.6466 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.6545 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.6603 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.6696 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.6895 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.8149 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.8739 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1683.9101 | derived | calc | 2026-08-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.079 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.0899 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.0983 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.1408 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.1559 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.1779 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.2116 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.2164 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.2511 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.2751 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.2789 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.2885 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.3645 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.6152 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.6362 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.6423 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.6723 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.6886 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.7048 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.7071 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.7425 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.8053 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1684.8235 | derived | calc | 2026-08-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1685.1131 | derived | calc | 2026-08-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1685.1498 | derived | calc | 2026-08-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1685.1725 | derived | calc | 2026-08-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1685.1916 | derived | calc | 2026-08-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1685.3978 | derived | calc | 2026-08-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1685.5087 | derived | calc | 2026-08-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1685.6409 | derived | calc | 2026-08-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1688.2471 | derived | calc | 2026-08-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1688.3417 | derived | calc | 2026-08-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1688.3753 | derived | calc | 2026-08-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1688.4784 | derived | calc | 2026-08-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1688.4885 | derived | calc | 2026-08-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1688.5439 | derived | calc | 2026-08-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1688.6905 | derived | calc | 2026-08-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1689.2397 | derived | calc | 2026-08-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1689.6876 | derived | calc | 2026-08-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1689.7029 | derived | calc | 2026-08-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1689.7056 | derived | calc | 2026-08-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1689.7183 | derived | calc | 2026-08-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1689.728 | derived | calc | 2026-08-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1689.7737 | derived | calc | 2026-08-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1689.8494 | derived | calc | 2026-08-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1689.9259 | derived | calc | 2026-08-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1689.9948 | derived | calc | 2026-08-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1690.058 | derived | calc | 2026-08-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1690.1225 | derived | calc | 2026-08-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1690.1321 | derived | calc | 2026-08-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1690.1989 | derived | calc | 2026-08-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1690.2631 | derived | calc | 2026-08-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1690.3233 | derived | calc | 2026-08-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1690.3828 | derived | calc | 2026-08-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1690.6511 | derived | calc | 2026-08-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1690.6902 | derived | calc | 2026-08-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1690.7022 | derived | calc | 2026-08-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1690.776 | derived | calc | 2026-08-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1690.8352 | derived | calc | 2026-08-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1690.8944 | derived | calc | 2026-08-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1690.9536 | derived | calc | 2026-08-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.017 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.0763 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.1356 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.195 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.2554 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.3163 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.3757 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.4352 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.4947 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.5543 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.6138 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.6733 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.7329 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.802 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.8646 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1691.9238 | derived | calc | 2026-08-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1696.3293 | derived | calc | 2026-08-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1696.3315 | derived | calc | 2026-08-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1696.3964 | derived | calc | 2026-08-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1696.4558 | derived | calc | 2026-08-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1696.5257 | derived | calc | 2026-08-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1696.5851 | derived | calc | 2026-08-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1696.6445 | derived | calc | 2026-08-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1696.704 | derived | calc | 2026-08-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1696.7635 | derived | calc | 2026-08-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1696.8231 | derived | calc | 2026-08-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1696.8827 | derived | calc | 2026-08-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1696.9423 | derived | calc | 2026-08-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.002 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.062 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.1218 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.1818 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.2416 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.3022 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.3684 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.4284 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.4884 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.5532 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.6133 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.6734 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.7335 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.7936 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.8538 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.9139 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1697.9741 | derived | calc | 2026-08-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.0345 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.0947 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.155 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.2153 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.2756 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.3429 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.4033 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.4638 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.5244 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.585 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.6456 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.7062 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.7668 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.8275 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.8881 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1698.9488 | derived | calc | 2026-08-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.0099 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.0709 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.1317 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.1927 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.2536 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.3187 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.4441 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.5057 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.5262 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.5741 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.6357 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.6974 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.7588 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.8203 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.8817 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1699.9431 | derived | calc | 2026-08-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.0046 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.0663 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.1278 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.1893 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.2509 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.3146 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.381 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.4433 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.4943 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.557 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.6192 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.6813 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.7436 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.7909 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.853 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1700.9487 | derived | calc | 2026-08-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.0197 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.0907 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.1477 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.219 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.2905 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.3794 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.4513 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.5226 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.5269 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.5381 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.6096 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.6811 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.7527 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.8242 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.8958 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1701.9677 | derived | calc | 2026-08-29 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1702.0413 | derived | calc | 2026-08-30 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1702.1137 | derived | calc | 2026-08-30 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1702.1855 | derived | calc | 2026-08-30 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1702.2573 | derived | calc | 2026-08-30 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1702.3365 | derived | calc | 2026-08-30 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1702.4086 | derived | calc | 2026-08-30 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1702.4811 | derived | calc | 2026-08-30 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1702.5533 | derived | calc | 2026-08-30 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1702.6255 | derived | calc | 2026-08-30 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1702.6978 | derived | calc | 2026-08-30 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1702.7702 | derived | calc | 2026-08-30 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1702.8425 | derived | calc | 2026-08-30 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1702.9149 | derived | calc | 2026-08-30 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1702.9879 | derived | calc | 2026-08-30 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.0236 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.0961 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.1687 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.2414 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.3301 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.335 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.4122 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.4857 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.5589 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.6321 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.7054 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.7787 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.8521 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.9258 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1703.9993 | derived | calc | 2026-08-31 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1705.3997 | derived | calc | 2026-09-02 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1705.4736 | derived | calc | 2026-09-02 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1705.553 | derived | calc | 2026-09-02 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1705.6268 | derived | calc | 2026-09-02 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1705.7006 | derived | calc | 2026-09-02 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1705.7745 | derived | calc | 2026-09-02 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1705.8486 | derived | calc | 2026-09-02 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1705.9228 | derived | calc | 2026-09-02 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1705.997 | derived | calc | 2026-09-02 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1706.0711 | derived | calc | 2026-09-03 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1706.1453 | derived | calc | 2026-09-03 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1706.2194 | derived | calc | 2026-09-03 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1706.2937 | derived | calc | 2026-09-03 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1706.3702 | derived | calc | 2026-09-03 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1706.4506 | derived | calc | 2026-09-03 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1706.5318 | derived | calc | 2026-09-03 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1706.6063 | derived | calc | 2026-09-03 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1706.6807 | derived | calc | 2026-09-03 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1706.7551 | derived | calc | 2026-09-03 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1706.8296 | derived | calc | 2026-09-03 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1706.9042 | derived | calc | 2026-09-03 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1706.9787 | derived | calc | 2026-09-03 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1707.0532 | derived | calc | 2026-09-04 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1707.1278 | derived | calc | 2026-09-04 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1707.2024 | derived | calc | 2026-09-04 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1707.2771 | derived | calc | 2026-09-04 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1707.3518 | derived | calc | 2026-09-04 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1707.436 | derived | calc | 2026-09-04 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1707.5047 | derived | calc | 2026-09-04 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1707.5135 | derived | calc | 2026-09-04 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1707.589 | derived | calc | 2026-09-04 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1707.6645 | derived | calc | 2026-09-04 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1707.7402 | derived | calc | 2026-09-04 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1707.8157 | derived | calc | 2026-09-04 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1707.8914 | derived | calc | 2026-09-04 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1707.9684 | derived | calc | 2026-09-04 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1708.0147 | derived | calc | 2026-09-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1708.0884 | derived | calc | 2026-09-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1708.1621 | derived | calc | 2026-09-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1708.2359 | derived | calc | 2026-09-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1708.3096 | derived | calc | 2026-09-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1708.3914 | derived | calc | 2026-09-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1708.465 | derived | calc | 2026-09-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1708.5501 | derived | calc | 2026-09-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1708.6238 | derived | calc | 2026-09-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1708.6977 | derived | calc | 2026-09-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1708.7712 | derived | calc | 2026-09-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1708.845 | derived | calc | 2026-09-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1708.9189 | derived | calc | 2026-09-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1708.9928 | derived | calc | 2026-09-05 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1709.0667 | derived | calc | 2026-09-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1709.1406 | derived | calc | 2026-09-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1709.2145 | derived | calc | 2026-09-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1709.2888 | derived | calc | 2026-09-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1709.3628 | derived | calc | 2026-09-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1709.4449 | derived | calc | 2026-09-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1709.5191 | derived | calc | 2026-09-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1709.5934 | derived | calc | 2026-09-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1709.6676 | derived | calc | 2026-09-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1709.7419 | derived | calc | 2026-09-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1709.8163 | derived | calc | 2026-09-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1709.8907 | derived | calc | 2026-09-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1709.9651 | derived | calc | 2026-09-06 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1710.0404 | derived | calc | 2026-09-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1710.1149 | derived | calc | 2026-09-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1710.1894 | derived | calc | 2026-09-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1710.264 | derived | calc | 2026-09-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1710.3352 | derived | calc | 2026-09-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1710.3553 | derived | calc | 2026-09-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1710.6412 | derived | calc | 2026-09-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1710.7162 | derived | calc | 2026-09-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1710.7912 | derived | calc | 2026-09-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1710.8662 | derived | calc | 2026-09-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1710.9413 | derived | calc | 2026-09-07 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1711.1325 | derived | calc | 2026-09-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1711.2278 | derived | calc | 2026-09-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1711.303 | derived | calc | 2026-09-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1711.3828 | derived | calc | 2026-09-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1711.458 | derived | calc | 2026-09-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1711.5333 | derived | calc | 2026-09-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1711.6126 | derived | calc | 2026-09-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1713.2989 | derived | calc | 2026-09-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1713.639 | derived | calc | 2026-09-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1713.7146 | derived | calc | 2026-09-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1713.7903 | derived | calc | 2026-09-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1713.866 | derived | calc | 2026-09-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1713.9418 | derived | calc | 2026-09-10 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1714.0176 | derived | calc | 2026-09-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1714.0935 | derived | calc | 2026-09-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1714.1694 | derived | calc | 2026-09-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1714.2453 | derived | calc | 2026-09-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1714.3266 | derived | calc | 2026-09-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1714.4026 | derived | calc | 2026-09-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1714.4787 | derived | calc | 2026-09-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1714.5553 | derived | calc | 2026-09-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1714.6351 | derived | calc | 2026-09-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1714.7115 | derived | calc | 2026-09-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1714.7879 | derived | calc | 2026-09-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1714.8643 | derived | calc | 2026-09-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1714.9422 | derived | calc | 2026-09-11 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1715.0187 | derived | calc | 2026-09-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1715.0952 | derived | calc | 2026-09-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1715.1718 | derived | calc | 2026-09-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1715.2484 | derived | calc | 2026-09-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1715.3299 | derived | calc | 2026-09-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1715.4066 | derived | calc | 2026-09-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1715.4834 | derived | calc | 2026-09-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1715.5713 | derived | calc | 2026-09-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1715.6533 | derived | calc | 2026-09-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1715.7325 | derived | calc | 2026-09-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1715.8097 | derived | calc | 2026-09-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1715.8869 | derived | calc | 2026-09-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1715.9641 | derived | calc | 2026-09-12 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1716.0411 | derived | calc | 2026-09-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1716.1184 | derived | calc | 2026-09-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1716.1958 | derived | calc | 2026-09-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1716.2743 | derived | calc | 2026-09-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1716.3549 | derived | calc | 2026-09-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1716.4324 | derived | calc | 2026-09-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1716.51 | derived | calc | 2026-09-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1716.5879 | derived | calc | 2026-09-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1716.6705 | derived | calc | 2026-09-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1716.7494 | derived | calc | 2026-09-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1716.8274 | derived | calc | 2026-09-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1716.9052 | derived | calc | 2026-09-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1716.9831 | derived | calc | 2026-09-13 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1717.061 | derived | calc | 2026-09-14 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1717.1391 | derived | calc | 2026-09-14 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1717.217 | derived | calc | 2026-09-14 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1717.2995 | derived | calc | 2026-09-14 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1717.3354 | derived | calc | 2026-09-14 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1717.3947 | derived | calc | 2026-09-14 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1717.4729 | derived | calc | 2026-09-14 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1717.5517 | derived | calc | 2026-09-14 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1717.6351 | derived | calc | 2026-09-14 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1717.7136 | derived | calc | 2026-09-14 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1717.7922 | derived | calc | 2026-09-14 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1717.8707 | derived | calc | 2026-09-14 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1717.9493 | derived | calc | 2026-09-14 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1718.0281 | derived | calc | 2026-09-15 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1718.1069 | derived | calc | 2026-09-15 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1718.1858 | derived | calc | 2026-09-15 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1718.2647 | derived | calc | 2026-09-15 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1718.3483 | derived | calc | 2026-09-15 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1718.4273 | derived | calc | 2026-09-15 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1718.5064 | derived | calc | 2026-09-15 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1718.5228 | derived | calc | 2026-09-15 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1718.6003 | derived | calc | 2026-09-15 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1718.6834 | derived | calc | 2026-09-15 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1718.7625 | derived | calc | 2026-09-15 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1718.8417 | derived | calc | 2026-09-15 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1718.9209 | derived | calc | 2026-09-15 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1719.0002 | derived | calc | 2026-09-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1719.0795 | derived | calc | 2026-09-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1719.1588 | derived | calc | 2026-09-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1719.2382 | derived | calc | 2026-09-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1719.3222 | derived | calc | 2026-09-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1719.4017 | derived | calc | 2026-09-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1719.4813 | derived | calc | 2026-09-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1719.5132 | derived | calc | 2026-09-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1719.5649 | derived | calc | 2026-09-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1719.6489 | derived | calc | 2026-09-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1719.7286 | derived | calc | 2026-09-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1719.8084 | derived | calc | 2026-09-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1719.8882 | derived | calc | 2026-09-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1719.968 | derived | calc | 2026-09-16 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1720.0479 | derived | calc | 2026-09-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1720.1278 | derived | calc | 2026-09-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1720.2077 | derived | calc | 2026-09-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1720.2919 | derived | calc | 2026-09-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1720.3719 | derived | calc | 2026-09-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1720.4615 | derived | calc | 2026-09-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1720.5071 | derived | calc | 2026-09-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1720.5473 | derived | calc | 2026-09-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1720.6316 | derived | calc | 2026-09-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1720.712 | derived | calc | 2026-09-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1720.7927 | derived | calc | 2026-09-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1720.8736 | derived | calc | 2026-09-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1720.9542 | derived | calc | 2026-09-17 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.0349 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.1155 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.1963 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.2794 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.3621 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.4429 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.5311 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.7395 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.7612 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.7819 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.8055 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.8156 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.8828 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.8978 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.905 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.9391 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.9594 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.9773 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.9877 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1721.9963 | derived | calc | 2026-09-18 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.0053 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.0196 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.0451 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.075 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.0818 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.0889 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.1052 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.1479 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.1854 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.1908 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.2055 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.2282 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.2416 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.2715 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.2928 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.3002 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.3251 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.3325 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.3538 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.3693 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.3875 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.3942 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.4057 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.4155 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.4242 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.4318 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.4418 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.4513 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.4596 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.4704 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.4771 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.4905 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.4983 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.5065 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.5159 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.5239 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.5321 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.5699 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.5888 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.6714 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.6816 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.695 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.7174 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.7346 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.7448 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.7569 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.7668 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.7826 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.8167 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.8363 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.8498 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.859 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.8667 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.8763 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.8874 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.8996 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.9048 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.9117 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.9207 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.9285 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.9364 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.9466 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.9553 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.9783 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1722.9934 | derived | calc | 2026-09-19 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.0068 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.0099 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.0316 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.0406 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.0544 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.0613 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.0693 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.103 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.1097 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.1201 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.1339 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.1475 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.1674 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.212 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.2214 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.2302 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.2391 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.2573 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.2787 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.2848 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.2902 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.3075 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.3132 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.3231 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.3314 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.3402 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.3724 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.3755 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.3807 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.4046 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.4158 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.4236 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.4275 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.4408 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.4455 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.454 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.4586 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.4801 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.4895 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.5092 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.5229 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.5635 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.5753 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.5857 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.602 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.6163 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.6272 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.6419 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.6535 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.6626 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.67 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.6791 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.6887 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.6974 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.7057 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.7149 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.7417 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.8416 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1723.9402 | derived | calc | 2026-09-20 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1724.0375 | derived | calc | 2026-09-21 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1724.1341 | derived | calc | 2026-09-21 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1724.231 | derived | calc | 2026-09-21 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1724.3365 | derived | calc | 2026-09-21 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1724.3422 | derived | calc | 2026-09-21 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1724.4452 | derived | calc | 2026-09-21 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1724.5453 | derived | calc | 2026-09-21 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1724.6437 | derived | calc | 2026-09-21 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1724.742 | derived | calc | 2026-09-21 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1724.8403 | derived | calc | 2026-09-21 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1724.9394 | derived | calc | 2026-09-21 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1725.037 | derived | calc | 2026-09-22 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1725.1343 | derived | calc | 2026-09-22 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1725.2318 | derived | calc | 2026-09-22 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1725.3309 | derived | calc | 2026-09-22 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1725.4298 | derived | calc | 2026-09-22 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1725.5422 | derived | calc | 2026-09-22 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1725.6409 | derived | calc | 2026-09-22 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1725.7407 | derived | calc | 2026-09-22 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1725.8398 | derived | calc | 2026-09-22 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1725.9399 | derived | calc | 2026-09-22 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1726.0386 | derived | calc | 2026-09-23 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1726.1369 | derived | calc | 2026-09-23 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1726.2353 | derived | calc | 2026-09-23 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1726.3357 | derived | calc | 2026-09-23 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1726.4354 | derived | calc | 2026-09-23 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1726.5377 | derived | calc | 2026-09-23 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1726.6373 | derived | calc | 2026-09-23 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1726.7375 | derived | calc | 2026-09-23 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1726.8369 | derived | calc | 2026-09-23 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1726.938 | derived | calc | 2026-09-23 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1727.0374 | derived | calc | 2026-09-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1727.1363 | derived | calc | 2026-09-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1727.2355 | derived | calc | 2026-09-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1727.3363 | derived | calc | 2026-09-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1727.4367 | derived | calc | 2026-09-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1727.5422 | derived | calc | 2026-09-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1727.6447 | derived | calc | 2026-09-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1727.7452 | derived | calc | 2026-09-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1727.8461 | derived | calc | 2026-09-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1727.948 | derived | calc | 2026-09-24 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1728.0481 | derived | calc | 2026-09-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1728.1479 | derived | calc | 2026-09-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1728.2479 | derived | calc | 2026-09-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1728.3495 | derived | calc | 2026-09-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1728.4509 | derived | calc | 2026-09-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1728.5521 | derived | calc | 2026-09-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1728.6536 | derived | calc | 2026-09-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1728.7549 | derived | calc | 2026-09-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1728.8567 | derived | calc | 2026-09-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1728.96 | derived | calc | 2026-09-25 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1729.0464 | derived | calc | 2026-09-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1729.167 | derived | calc | 2026-09-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1729.3337 | derived | calc | 2026-09-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1729.5197 | derived | calc | 2026-09-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1729.6925 | derived | calc | 2026-09-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1729.8614 | derived | calc | 2026-09-26 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1730.0289 | derived | calc | 2026-09-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1730.1968 | derived | calc | 2026-09-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1730.365 | derived | calc | 2026-09-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1730.701 | derived | calc | 2026-09-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1730.8704 | derived | calc | 2026-09-27 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1731.0394 | derived | calc | 2026-09-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1731.2082 | derived | calc | 2026-09-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1731.337 | derived | calc | 2026-09-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1731.3956 | derived | calc | 2026-09-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1731.5651 | derived | calc | 2026-09-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1731.913 | derived | calc | 2026-09-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1731.9476 | derived | calc | 2026-09-28 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1741.8891 | derived | calc | 2026-10-08 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1742.3893 | derived | calc | 2026-10-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
metric.venture.funding_recency_days | 1742.5465 | derived | calc | 2026-10-09 | superseded | 0.50 |
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registry.signals | [{"claim": "Enterprise AI value shifts to deployment ownership: prompts, corrections, workflows, and acceptance criteria become machine-executable assets (\"the compiled institution\") — Microsoft Fro | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-08-07 | normalized | 0.60 |
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score.venture_signal | 51 | derived | calc | 2026-08-06 | derived | 0.34 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVWQJ8EH7WQHZ7AA8EQWQ5E", "signals": [{"quote": "You saw just last week, Microsoft stepped up and made a pledge that its data centers will not cause residential rates | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "you made a very bold move for Microsoft to put that in the Windows product, which I use every day on the desktop. But | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "you'll see us even in the next week, even do things, is while I'm sitting in GitHub co-pilot. It's not as if software | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "we introduced something called Agent 365 as a way to give identities.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_cla | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "So you might clone me working in the HR department or working in the marketing department and have a virtual version o | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "It's a pretty intense time. I'm glad there's the competition. It's quite honestly, at the end of the day, when I look | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "at LinkedIn, we used to have product managers, we had designers, we had front-end engineers, and then we had back-end | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "a company like ours, I have to do everything. It's not like I can just so go live in the future. I have to make sure w | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "I remember, actually, you brought back some memories from, this is about a decade ago, when my company Yammer was acqu | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "one of the things I learned at Microsoft is whenever I did a country visit, the data I would first study is in, let's | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "our biggest business today is Azure business. And the Azure business, the TAM, given what's going to happen is so huge | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "at the end of the day, we do have the IP.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name": "Satya | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "the workstation is back. I'm one of the most excited. If you went to CES. Which is great for Microsoft, because you ha | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "We are absolutely committed and focused on making the PC a great place for local models and local models that then do | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "we manage something like 500-odd fiber operators around the world in Azure today. And by the way, I had not myself rea | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXVYP6Y3Y19AJ99G7RA28CYE", "signals": [{"quote": "I still am a big believer in college recruiting, because at the end of the day, this is going to change the curve by w | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXW06G576JM1DNGVTRESWQKE", "signals": [{"quote": "it's good to see microsoft make this pledge and sort of formalize that", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "endorse | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-01-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXXWMSJ2FPYQ5BJ4V81YSE07", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft 120 billion and Google Cloud 54 billion but AWS which is slightly larger than Microsoft is only growing 17% | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXXWMSJ2FPYQ5BJ4V81YSE07", "signals": [{"quote": "it was beneficial situation for Microsoft and GCP and tier point jacal perhaps even Oracle in terms of giving those sa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXXWMSJ2FPYQ5BJ4V81YSE07", "signals": [{"quote": "everybody has everything it all looks effectively the same there's certain products and services that are unique to Mi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KXXWMSJ2FPYQ5BJ4V81YSE07", "signals": [{"quote": "these revenue numbers that I highlighted for Google Cloud Microsoft and Amazon actually include their applications so | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY0DNF0RH2VV11MACVR1848P", "signals": [{"quote": "Meta, Amazon, Google, Microsoft are all investing $320 billion or more in data centers and AI infrastructure this year | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-07-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY0N52VMKRTTJJZX0P5W1K9M", "signals": [{"quote": "Let's just call it what it is. I mean, incredibly dominant release of Grok 4. I don't think people expected that.", "s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-07-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY0N52VMKRTTJJZX0P5W1K9M", "signals": [{"quote": "They didn't expect him to be able to leapfrog everybody. And let's be honest, people are leapfrogging each other every | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-07-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY0N52VMKRTTJJZX0P5W1K9M", "signals": [{"quote": "So I fully expect Gemini will leapfrog Grok and OpenAI will have their time in the sun again as well. But this was pre | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-07-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY0N52VMKRTTJJZX0P5W1K9M", "signals": [{"quote": "I'd say this is the biggest leapfrog we've seen in quite some time.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "assessment | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-07-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY0N52VMKRTTJJZX0P5W1K9M", "signals": [{"quote": "And I think the benchmarks that matter are RKGI 2 and Humanity's Last Exam, where it did, in the case of RKGI 2, it's | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-07-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY0V54R67C07ER3131GBEJ50", "signals": [{"quote": "You have to look very carefully at Microsoft's deal with OpenAI. Why? Because what you see is the compounding of secre | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY1FM52THEAMC262V6EFJ80A", "signals": [{"quote": "stayed there for seven years, helping grow Microsoft from 40,000 people to 90,000 people.", "stance": "neutral", "sign | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-06 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY1FM52THEAMC262V6EFJ80A", "signals": [{"quote": "I was a corporate officer at Microsoft for seven years. I never went to a CapEx meeting. Right. Somebody said, well, w | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-06 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY2SV4K10QMS32BEKM30ESKH", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft showed weakness in the cloud and then microsoft's down six percent today and you know i", "stance": "bearish | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-01-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY3MFRTTYS1SVCBC54HYYQ7G", "signals": [{"quote": "multiple i think it'll be more like salesforce or microsoft or google or amazon getting off the sidelines because they | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-11-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY4EJEY7Y3S80ME5HYCBEX4S", "signals": [{"quote": "And then in the middle of 92, I called cold Bill Gates. And it wasn't the Microsoft of today. It was a small company a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY4JMDJ8WFQSRPW2SWWJAVZC", "signals": [{"quote": "And I think that in the last few years, what we've kind of heard and, you know, some of it has come from OpenAI, but e | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY4SQEFFH1AV41CRR7V556AH", "signals": [{"quote": "Satya Nadella, how did he build Microsoft? These are all just like a handful of examples of people that have just tack | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-09-06 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY4SQEFFH1AV41CRR7V556AH", "signals": [{"quote": "Satya Nadella, Sundar, Nikesh, Tim Cook, a great example. There are some really great leaders that have run organizati | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-09-06 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY4WR83DR36XSDZTFKPKABGM", "signals": [{"quote": "I think Satya is like the best public market CEO of our generation. I think he is stunning in kind of blending combina | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-08-30 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY4WR83DR36XSDZTFKPKABGM", "signals": [{"quote": "one of the really great technical papers that I love from Microsoft is, you know, all you need is textbooks.", "stance | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-08-30 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY4WR83DR36XSDZTFKPKABGM", "signals": [{"quote": "the Microsoft OpenAI deal came together with, you know, converting the LP into a subsidiary of the nonprofit, you know | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-08-30 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY4WR83DR36XSDZTFKPKABGM", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft certainly agrees with that in terms of, you know, how do we make sure that economics are fairly apportioned | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-08-30 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY5S0WDCSPXA4APCMGGFA7FR", "signals": [{"quote": "amazon google microsoft amd intel a plethora of startups grok everybody trying to make now different hardware solution | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-07-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY6VK0AFBHJ08CSZBJ15DGFY", "signals": [{"quote": "And so you think about like all the dominoes that would have fallen if Microsoft had continued, maybe if like Bill Gat | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-03-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY6VK0AFBHJ08CSZBJ15DGFY", "signals": [{"quote": "you see Microsoft doing like pretty heavy handed deals with companies like open AI and just this week with inflection. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-03-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY6ZYH2XXY759AXQ8RBBJR2D", "signals": [{"quote": "it has been reported that Microsoft owns 49%, right? That's the number? Of the for-profit. In this example, Microsoft, | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-03-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY6ZYH2XXY759AXQ8RBBJR2D", "signals": [{"quote": "And then Microsoft gets 49% of all that nonprofit's IP to then go commercialize. And Microsoft has added what, $500 bi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-03-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY78K0DQVGFY90F83HT9YRMF", "signals": [{"quote": "if you looked at the big tech cloud performance in Q4, you could see that there's a bounce back in here. This is net n | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-02-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY78K0DQVGFY90F83HT9YRMF", "signals": [{"quote": "I think foundational models will have no economic value. I think that they will be an incredibly powerful part of the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-02-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY7N55Z2JK5NDRBB69YV28VX", "signals": [{"quote": "Despite only seeing, I think, roughly 8% top line growth, the business saw its market cap grow by over a trillion doll | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-12-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY7N55Z2JK5NDRBB69YV28VX", "signals": [{"quote": "Yeah, it was, I mean, it's a high-quality company for sure.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "endorsement", "spe | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-12-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY7N55Z2JK5NDRBB69YV28VX", "signals": [{"quote": "Satya Nadella. CEO of Microsoft. I just think the gross tonnage of market cap dollars he added in 2023 plus figuring o | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-12-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY8QEC35A095NBEQMDG6GDRF", "signals": [{"quote": "our first customer is Microsoft we have a power purchase agreement to build a power plant with them to come online in | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-09-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY8XNK3Z70K0BKTSWTDXZCQZ", "signals": [{"quote": "So, um, so, so now, uh, OpenAI is, it's also very closely aligned with Microsoft. You know, Microsoft is really, um, t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-09-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY9HRK02HT7NQTTMA5PYS1H9", "signals": [{"quote": "the crazy thing about all of this is if you look at the the legal strategy of the ftc it's basically that they view th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-07-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY9HRK02HT7NQTTMA5PYS1H9", "signals": [{"quote": "well i think clearly the legal strategy that lena khan has been pursuing is not having much success in the courts i me | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-07-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KY9V8CQ7KQ5GTM7TV234KSMY", "signals": [{"quote": "there's an open source lawsuit against uh microsoft's github co-pilot", "stance": "bearish", "signal_class": "fact_cla | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-06-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYAC03WJA8ANFVA615F4H6S6", "signals": [{"quote": "I think google has such an incredible ai advantage over microsoft and you know microsoft is almost solely dependent on | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYAC03WJA8ANFVA615F4H6S6", "signals": [{"quote": "shareholders are going to start to lose faith if they're not already and are going to start to put their capital with | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYAC03WJA8ANFVA615F4H6S6", "signals": [{"quote": "i think microsoft had seven percent year-over-year revenue growth google was at three percent i think facebook was sal | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYAXE7MMY92ZNN1HTZKXFSVX", "signals": [{"quote": "it may all end up with microsoft and google i mean this may end up looking like ios and android at the foundation mode | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-03-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYB4EV05HQARWPEVFF8X2JBR", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft is integrating it into their search engine, getting there before Google and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. He | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYB5ZQE6CEY1H407VJ3WAGZM", "signals": [{"quote": "in the 1970s companies like microsoft and apple from the get-go had to be profitable", "stance": "neutral", "signal_cl | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYB5ZQE6CEY1H407VJ3WAGZM", "signals": [{"quote": "do you guys know how much money facebook amazon google and microsoft raised combined total before they went public tha | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYB8BA9XHBHQH1YQ5JRRBTBB", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft has just been sued on antitrust grounds, or rather, there's a probe by the EU. And this was based on a compl | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYB8BA9XHBHQH1YQ5JRRBTBB", "signals": [{"quote": "if Microsoft, can basically clone the sort of the breakthrough innovative product, you know, let's say they do one eve | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYB8BA9XHBHQH1YQ5JRRBTBB", "signals": [{"quote": "This is actually a lot better behavior for Microsoft than the old days when they would do something called vaporware. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYB8BA9XHBHQH1YQ5JRRBTBB", "signals": [{"quote": "this number here that we're looking at where it says 75 million Microsoft Teams members, 12 million Slack members.", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYB8BA9XHBHQH1YQ5JRRBTBB", "signals": [{"quote": "A really valuable thing for the industry that you could do would be to introduce transparency on ELAs. What are those | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYB8BA9XHBHQH1YQ5JRRBTBB", "signals": [{"quote": "transparency around pricing to the market could be a good governor without having to go down the path of all this anti | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYB8BA9XHBHQH1YQ5JRRBTBB", "signals": [{"quote": "I think that this bundling behavior is a form of dumping, where in the short run, it looks like consumers are benefiti | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYB8BA9XHBHQH1YQ5JRRBTBB", "signals": [{"quote": "ecosystem where the big guys can't just snuff out the small guys whenever they want.", "stance": "bearish", "signal_cl | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYB8BA9XHBHQH1YQ5JRRBTBB", "signals": [{"quote": "But when it comes to software, if your product is the same as the other guy's product, maybe they deserve to win by bu | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYB8BA9XHBHQH1YQ5JRRBTBB", "signals": [{"quote": "It's the fact that they can copy Slack, that makes Slack. That means that Slack should lose.", "stance": "bullish", "s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYB8BA9XHBHQH1YQ5JRRBTBB", "signals": [{"quote": "I think in enterprise software, it's all thin UI layers on top of very simple workflows.", "stance": "bullish", "signa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYBCCBEBVA9SWWA8TXVJJ29T", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft is close to investing 10 million in open ai in a very convoluted", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fac | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYBCCBEBVA9SWWA8TXVJJ29T", "signals": [{"quote": "they might wind up owning 59 of open ai but get 75 of the cash and profits back over time", "stance": "neutral", "sign | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYBCCBEBVA9SWWA8TXVJJ29T", "signals": [{"quote": "open ai is basically a it looks like kind of a microsoft proxy", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "assessment", "s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYBCCBEBVA9SWWA8TXVJJ29T", "signals": [{"quote": "i would put deals into two categories one is easy and straightforward and then two is you know cute by half or the you | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYBHXC9VFP3QPEJ69BC3QEDG", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft i think is going to release a and there's a prediction as well a search engine with open ai that has a signi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-12-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYC93R5J3HZCKA4GR1E11W0B", "signals": [{"quote": "Apple, Facebook, Google, maybe a little bit Microsoft, are the most sensitive to valuation, because they are the most | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYCEJC5A2X5ZBPFHWJ60QDMT", "signals": [{"quote": "make sure that version of x is going after a company like adobe versus a company like microsoft because it's much much | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYCEJC5A2X5ZBPFHWJ60QDMT", "signals": [{"quote": "i can tell you what's going to happen because i kind of experienced this with with yammer when microsoft bought my com | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYCNK54PZPWY7D4SW27VD70Q", "signals": [{"quote": "if it does come down to that definition that would take years to litigate that would be like an unprecedented legal ca | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "I think Microsoft would like to become Netflix for games.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "prediction", "speake | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "Another incredible, incredible acquisition for Microsoft.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "endorsement", "speak | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "if they put Call of Duty on Game Pass to use... to steal the phrase directly from my brother, that RIP PlayStation. Li | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "This would be the largest tech acquisition, I believe, ever.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "spe | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "the Microsoft platform, which is the default for desktop gaming, you have Xbox, which I believe is the largest console | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "They also get StarCraft, which is a, you know, was one of my favorites. Oh, yeah. Which is a big eSports. Big eSports. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "I mean, honestly, I think, like, for hardcore gamers, this is all about Call of Duty. A hundred percent. And bringing | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "Because this reminds me of Disney Plus. If I was going to build an analogy. Totally. Disney was selling their content, | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "Game Pass has 25 million subscribers. What? That's its subscription. Yeah. I mean, again, this, these are the things y | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "But they also get Activision Blizzard at a time when its stock is down 30% because the, you know, it's been kind of a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "So this means the balance of power was with Microsoft that Microsoft got to extract this from Blizzard.", "stance": "b | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "I do think they might make Microsoft uh, give up some exclusivity. Like they might say, ah, you can't have COD be a ga | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "I'm thrilled actually that Microsoft is buying Activision Blizzard for lots of reasons, not least of which is I'm a Ga | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "Probably going to be great for consumers because now consumers for the same price get more.", "stance": "bullish", "si | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "And so that's where you have to think like maybe, um, second order effects are where you could start to see, well, in | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYE67WN32MSVCETRQZ5KZBGH", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft was sitting on $165 billion in cash. So I'm sure they did the same thing. They were like, well, we'll look a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYEDT1J3GF14KV3RBE3YCXD5", "signals": [{"quote": "I mean, it's kind of gotten a little bit buried inside of Microsoft, but you can certainly still get it and, uh, no, w | observed | artifact ↗ | 2020-05-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYEY0832RYQ3MQF2Y1QVQKWN", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft has been, I think, one of the most interesting acquirers of talented small companies on the upswing. Sunrise | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-04-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYEY0832RYQ3MQF2Y1QVQKWN", "signals": [{"quote": "Sachin Del at Microsoft said, we need to make this transition to mobile, so let's buy the mobile client that's, you kn | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-04-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYEY0832RYQ3MQF2Y1QVQKWN", "signals": [{"quote": "And it's going to be interesting to figure out, like, who are, like, I think Microsoft is a great example.", "stance": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-04-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYEY0832RYQ3MQF2Y1QVQKWN", "signals": [{"quote": "So, you know, we were working very closely with Microsoft and some of their services, as well as many other service pr | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-04-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYEZC4S8KNNT7EG71PFJX6SN", "signals": [{"quote": "And then, yeah, AWS, I mean, you have Microsoft chasing his tail. Bizarre.", "stance": "bearish", "signal_class": "cri | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-12-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYEZC4S8KNNT7EG71PFJX6SN", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft's the only one that's even close in terms of actually selling the right product.", "stance": "bullish", "sig | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-12-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYF6C28B746PR96V10EBCDE3", "signals": [{"quote": "Pretty amazing turn of events that Microsoft and Apple, I guess it's RIM is also in there, and a couple of other peopl | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-11-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYH1MX6X4ZV2QXB406BYA9G3", "signals": [{"quote": "we ended up selling the company for five times as much to microsoft", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim | observed | artifact ↗ | 2020-12-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYH7QB1WYYQTXGJAKRWNMBYR", "signals": [{"quote": "One is that the Twitter product is still relatively brittle. I mean, like, at least Facebook has a whole suite of emot | observed | artifact ↗ | 2020-06-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KYH7QB1WYYQTXGJAKRWNMBYR", "signals": [{"quote": "I think basically that Facebook is becoming middle America and Twitter is becoming sort of the coasts. And, you know, | observed | artifact ↗ | 2020-06-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZA3YN5ET2FK2KQHCJ1ESD4N", "signals": [{"quote": "in the last uh you know last few months we've brought an investment from um nvidia uh qualcomm arm amd all the all the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-05-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZAF00BEQ3H8RP3FH7QNSHBB", "signals": [{"quote": "So OpenAI and Microsoft, this is probably the biggest traditional tech story of the day. They have altered their ongoi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZAF00BEQ3H8RP3FH7QNSHBB", "signals": [{"quote": "What's important here is how much equity Microsoft has in OpenAI. Microsoft owns about 27% of OpenAI group now, accord | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZAF00BEQ3H8RP3FH7QNSHBB", "signals": [{"quote": "This is what analysts were saying today, is that OpenAI wanted this greater flexibility. Microsoft just wanted to lock | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZAF00BEQ3H8RP3FH7QNSHBB", "signals": [{"quote": "AGI progress is now going to be independently verified. That's the change now. So it's not up to OpenAI to say AGI has | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZAF00BEQ3H8RP3FH7QNSHBB", "signals": [{"quote": "But this is great for Microsoft. I mean, the Azure revenue, the equity value, this just unlocks a lot.", "stance": "bu | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZAF00BEQ3H8RP3FH7QNSHBB", "signals": [{"quote": "If I was Satya Nadella, I would have just said, I'll do all this. Just give me another three points. Round me up to 30 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZAF00BEQ3H8RP3FH7QNSHBB", "signals": [{"quote": "I think Microsoft is going to be able to, with their resources, build enough compute and build a competitor to open AI | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "what they tried to do here was a partnership and a connection tool and it ended up just being sloppy and kind of gross | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "if it was an ad from open ai their idea is to look at the memory and what you've searched for over and over and over a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "open ai and target partnered to bring new ai powered experiences across retail this is partially open ai doing work fo | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "open ai is the next netscape doomed and hemorrhaging cash microsoft is trying to keep it afloat while keeping it off b | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "there's a 10 chance that could happen they could stumble and there's a 90 chance they'll just keep soaring", "stance": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "elon musk it's not a competitor you want to have... you have microsoft and google us and zuckerberg as competitors so | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "those four are like truly scary because they've built trillion dollar companies those are the trillion dollar competit | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "in what world do those five get less than 10 percent of the market no no world", "stance": "bearish", "signal_class": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "two thirds of the market pretty impressive right having two thirds of the market so you have to ask incredibly impress | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "i'm going to estimate in somewhere between 27 and 28 you will see chat gpt go to 45 to 55 in other words less than 50 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "what this doesn't take into account is that the pie is growing rapidly so even though they only have less than 50 of t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "all right jason here's the charge you wanted it shows generative ai traffic share over time starting 12 months ago wor | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "from our friends over at polymarket and there's two ways to look at this data jason uh there is will there be ads in c | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "paramount also today jason launched a 30 per share all cash offer for the whole company not just the part that netflix | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "the difference in the deals if you can it is more money it is more money and they're willing to buy the cable assets c | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "Paramount can make this deal but they're basically just putting themselves in a very very deep hole of debt taking thi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "netflix is going to give him a documentary series", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "prediction", "speaker_name": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "he's prepping netflix to do a similar correct right he wants to keep them in the game absolutely very smart", "stance" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "but it's big market share there's no question about it it could be a problem", "stance": "mixed", "signal_class": "ass | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "half the number of minutes now or a third of the number of minutes and some percentage of the revenue", "stance": "neu | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "netflix made this offer they got that 5.8 billion", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBSS3XY128VCECR7S4XQTJX", "signals": [{"quote": "the board opted to go for netflix", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name": "SPEAKER_208", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBYYRCKHYWWZJACN3BXAPHM", "signals": [{"quote": "But this would go back to the Teams versus Slack. If you remember when Microsoft Teams came out, they turned it on for | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBYYRCKHYWWZJACN3BXAPHM", "signals": [{"quote": "So it's not that egregious.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "assessment", "speaker_name": "David Friedberg", "s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZBYYRCKHYWWZJACN3BXAPHM", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft for four years now has had this six year depreciation calendar. If it was wrong, they would already have som | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC09B2X97VQJZ1R2E1KP9DC", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft investing 5 billion after just settling their open AI deal ... now this drops Microsoft investing 5 billion | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC6R7CZAZ5JQKHWSZETS1ZY", "signals": [{"quote": "I went through all the big tech companies' earnings. And one thing that Satya said a lot on their calendar Q3, fiscal | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC7S1WRGBH2Y5VQRBNS0QW0", "signals": [{"quote": "Oh, man. So what he did was he punked, is so punk rock.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "endorsement", "speaker | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC7S1WRGBH2Y5VQRBNS0QW0", "signals": [{"quote": "Literally, here's the Polymarket. What will Coinbase say during their earnings call? And margin, crypto winter, he did | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC7S1WRGBH2Y5VQRBNS0QW0", "signals": [{"quote": "The reason why this is blowing up, and I wanted to show it to everybody, is that the face swap is bonkers good.", "sta | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC7S1WRGBH2Y5VQRBNS0QW0", "signals": [{"quote": "I think something that's really important to note is that Suno is a company that's making AI-generated music. They rec | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC7S1WRGBH2Y5VQRBNS0QW0", "signals": [{"quote": "So that's kind of what Suno was looking to implement here as producers are familiar with.", "stance": "bullish", "sign | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC7S1WRGBH2Y5VQRBNS0QW0", "signals": [{"quote": "I've been playing with Suno basically all week and I've already, I'm only 1500 credits through, so you really have to | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC7S1WRGBH2Y5VQRBNS0QW0", "signals": [{"quote": "It is $30 per month. You get 10,000 credits.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name": "Ale | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC7S1WRGBH2Y5VQRBNS0QW0", "signals": [{"quote": "I think I'll definitely keep paying for it.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "endorsement", "speaker_name": "Oli | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC7S1WRGBH2Y5VQRBNS0QW0", "signals": [{"quote": "I'm going to rate this tool a seven at the moment. I think that there's still a lot of room for improvement, but I thi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC7S1WRGBH2Y5VQRBNS0QW0", "signals": [{"quote": "I think something to think about is where will the biggest impact be at first? I think obviously it's kind of the fun | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC7S1WRGBH2Y5VQRBNS0QW0", "signals": [{"quote": "Amazon, 20.2%, the best in 11 quarters over at Amazon.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_n | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC7S1WRGBH2Y5VQRBNS0QW0", "signals": [{"quote": "Dropping 10% of the headcount in a quarter where you smashed it.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "fact_claim", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZC7S1WRGBH2Y5VQRBNS0QW0", "signals": [{"quote": "I guarantee you, if you're using and you're trusting Sam Altman from OpenAI and their API, they're studying your data. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-11-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCD80DC171VD0RWW3GH7V6D", "signals": [{"quote": "one of these data center projects will go belly up or one of these data center projects will um have their valuation j | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCD80DC171VD0RWW3GH7V6D", "signals": [{"quote": "wait a second you know we were basing it on you know the price earnings ratio what's the price earnings ratio of core | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCD80DC171VD0RWW3GH7V6D", "signals": [{"quote": "why does one aws region going down impact so much of the internet well as it turns out there's a lot of concentration | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "Perplexity, Jason, a company that's best known for its AI Surge products and also launched the Comet AI-infused browse | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "I think they probably did this right. They knew it was, when you use the Comet browser or any of these AI browsers, I | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "That's probably why they took a little bit of time to launch this. And then additionally, they were probably reading t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "So the cost of capital for AI companies is very cheap right now. So it probably does not matter if they've raised hund | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "So getting continued growth and having more users sign up for free and then funneling the free users into the paid pro | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "I think that's like a backdoor hack for these brands.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "assessment", "speaker_na | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "that they no longer had the ability to pass on the tag, you know, like search results equal 100. And that tag is how p | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "People were saying that the stock is down because of this, like 5% or 10% because Reddit typically appears in the lowe | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "So here's a recent chart of Reddit's financial performance as a stock, Jason. Clearly it's taken quite a lot of blows. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "Well, ironic because Reddit does have a deal with Google that pays them for access to their information. And as we tal | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "I think the entire future of Reddit is to go there and get an LLM search box and then underneath it have, you know, ma | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "It's like, this could be too profitable, right? You're not ambitious enough. Maybe Midjourney should have done Vibes. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "Often they don't want people clearing their entire position and not being motivated because", "stance": "neutral", "si | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "I think it's a bad trade. I think when they go public, they might have a hard time sustaining this price. It could go | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "Jason, Sora, we talked about it earlier on the show. I have some big news. It has reached the absolute top of the iOS | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "Not only just in terms of the fidelity, like you can make a guy in Sora that looks a lot like yourself. You can realis | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "Sam Altman says it's an opt out, that they informed everybody this is coming. Let us know if you want to opt out or no | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "And if you didn't opt out, it's in and you can play. Yeah, they're going to get a lot of lawsuits. Yeah.", "stance": " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "They're going to get a lot of lawsuits for that. You can also see... It's going to be staggering.", "stance": "bearish | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "it is built for social. It's like a TikTok style app where you're supposed to scroll and you like and you share. But i | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "You can use your address, but they haven't added that stuff, but they rushed it out.", "stance": "bearish", "signal_cl | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "They rushed it out for a good reason.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "endorsement", "speaker_name": "SPEAKER_1 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "I think for now, it's a lot more fun to make these clips than it is to watch them. So I've seen amazing, really funny | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "if you are selling chat GPT subscriptions, there's two ways to go about this. ... if you're at the chat GPT website, y | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "can you imagine how much money this make and how sticky it would make your app if you had a hundred photos in there of | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZCKJFKCN2PSX7JXCKGBBEM4", "signals": [{"quote": "right now. You can do anything for 10 seconds. I feel like the next iteration is 30 seconds, a minute.", "stance": "bu | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZMJANT4YN4DEPVPYE2VVPQT", "signals": [{"quote": "I am convinced that Google beats Microsoft slash OpenAI.", "stance": "bearish", "signal_class": "prediction", "speaker | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-09-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZMJANT4YN4DEPVPYE2VVPQT", "signals": [{"quote": "And OpenAI has launched Dolly three, we're going to go over that Microsoft has officially announced its AI sidekick ca | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-09-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZMTZGQRTF5ZB90X0HY880X0", "signals": [{"quote": "we felt that between when Microsoft Teams ended the market, there was, you know, two players, you know, between Slack | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-09-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZMTZGQRTF5ZB90X0HY880X0", "signals": [{"quote": "And to anchor AI in the way I think about it, in technology, because it's so much of a winner-takes-all market, it usu | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-09-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNAVDRP1XDYE4SRZEXZG3RD", "signals": [{"quote": "I know the Microsoft Activision case, we had that breaking news this morning that Lina Khan has lost again. Yes.", "st | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-07-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNAVDRP1XDYE4SRZEXZG3RD", "signals": [{"quote": "Great news. They basically beat the FTC case. They beat the case for the Activision deal.", "stance": "bullish", "sign | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-07-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNAVDRP1XDYE4SRZEXZG3RD", "signals": [{"quote": "And then bad news. They're facing an EU antitrust probe over how it bundles teams.", "stance": "bearish", "signal_clas | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-07-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNAVDRP1XDYE4SRZEXZG3RD", "signals": [{"quote": "And then of course you have here, Microsoft saying, Hey, uh, we would like to back inflection, even though they're put | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-07-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNAVDRP1XDYE4SRZEXZG3RD", "signals": [{"quote": "Teams was initially added as a free product to Office 365 back in 2017. And Brian, if you could pull up this chart, ju | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-07-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNAVDRP1XDYE4SRZEXZG3RD", "signals": [{"quote": "Predatory pricing and bundling is what Microsoft's doing here.", "stance": "bearish", "signal_class": "criticism", "sp | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-07-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
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signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNAVDRP1XDYE4SRZEXZG3RD", "signals": [{"quote": "It's, it's, it's, it's an ad bundled.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name": "SPEAKER_26 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-07-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNAVDRP1XDYE4SRZEXZG3RD", "signals": [{"quote": "So he's basically saying we don't even do that, but here, here is the brilliant move by Satya Nadella. This is so awes | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-07-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNAVDRP1XDYE4SRZEXZG3RD", "signals": [{"quote": "So the main call of duty games have never been available on Nintendo. And in February of this year, Microsoft announce | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-07-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNAVDRP1XDYE4SRZEXZG3RD", "signals": [{"quote": "Perfect. So not, so I'm going to go above and I'm going to go above and beyond. Not only will call of duty not go excl | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-07-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNAVDRP1XDYE4SRZEXZG3RD", "signals": [{"quote": "And the judge's decision also quoted Phil Spencer, who noted that Nintendo and PlayStation actually have way more cons | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-07-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNE4QK31H6QME0SH4MFBCC9", "signals": [{"quote": "people have done comparisons between us and bing and um you know we have like much better accuracy in terms of how cor | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-06-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNE4QK31H6QME0SH4MFBCC9", "signals": [{"quote": "they still have a lot of distribution through windows devices um so a lot of people just go to edge and they can start | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-06-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNJZBC8Z3JESMTVRAS19YNB", "signals": [{"quote": "Yeah, absolutely. So there's two things. First of all, we've got a benefit that we offer our startups. They can get tw | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-06-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNN75PV3Q299YJCYZ6GDEX6", "signals": [{"quote": "Absolutely. So, uh, the work that we've been doing with OpenAI over the last few years has really set ourselves up wit | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-06-07 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNQBWZ66WHZQHZR2GEE2TN3", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft is starting to charge up to 40 percent more for ai enhanced services on the existing products so if companie | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-06-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNRE65RQ2F58T8HRRD4M8TT", "signals": [{"quote": "Whether it's Notion or Microsoft Office or Gmail, we are going to have AI companions, co-pilots in every piece of soft | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-06-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNRE65RQ2F58T8HRRD4M8TT", "signals": [{"quote": "We now have a handful of lawsuits and letters that have, uh, been either filed or sent Twitter to, um, Microsoft about | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-06-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNV150MF85DT5RRPVW7PHJC", "signals": [{"quote": "Absolutely. And really thanks to the partnership that we have with open AI. For the last few years, we've been spendin | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-05-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNWVCWR934HCT6K899EYCVJ", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft, for example, which is exciting to see that they've accomplished this, used their vision statement used to b | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-05-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNX9XRHEWH95H9P77SSPKGN", "signals": [{"quote": "copilot doesn't know the existing code base", "stance": "bearish", "signal_class": "criticism", "speaker_name": "Eric | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-05-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNX9XRHEWH95H9P77SSPKGN", "signals": [{"quote": "if you tried this with copilot for instance github copilot or other products um you'd find that um because it is limit | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-05-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNX9XRHEWH95H9P77SSPKGN", "signals": [{"quote": "first of all we've got a benefit that we offer our startups they can get two and a half thousand dollars worth of open | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-05-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZNX9XRHEWH95H9P77SSPKGN", "signals": [{"quote": "um we we offer a a much more privacy focused version of of uh of this experience in the sense that um your companies t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-05-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZP0E1GXC4KG17XEACHCJ53Y", "signals": [{"quote": "the largest scale compute is Microsoft and Google, you know, together with, you know, their various, you know, allies | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-05-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZP0E1GXC4KG17XEACHCJ53Y", "signals": [{"quote": "part of the arrangement that they have with Microsoft is you get to like, well, we're provisioning enterprises and so | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-05-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZP318GKFEA17CNPKHHZM0NY", "signals": [{"quote": "these large language models have really been the game changer. And that's really thanks to open AI and the work that t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-05-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZP59NZSC3QMX3Q141Q26027", "signals": [{"quote": "But now that cat's out of the bag and Microsoft's going for it, you'll see more coming out and it is important for the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZP59NZSC3QMX3Q141Q26027", "signals": [{"quote": "I do think it's going to go faster than self-driving is my long answer to your short question.", "stance": "bullish", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZP59NZSC3QMX3Q141Q26027", "signals": [{"quote": "Azure growth, 26% in the next quarter. So pretty good looking ahead.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "assessmen | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZP59NZSC3QMX3Q141Q26027", "signals": [{"quote": "is already attributing 1% of Azure's growth, which is their public cloud to AI in the next quarter.", "stance": "neutr | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZP59NZSC3QMX3Q141Q26027", "signals": [{"quote": "And Jamin Ball, who used to be at Redpoint and is now at Altimeter, I think. Anyways, he does a lot of really great an | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZP59NZSC3QMX3Q141Q26027", "signals": [{"quote": "windows, not so good. Everything else, medium good", "stance": "mixed", "signal_class": "assessment", "speaker_name": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZP59NZSC3QMX3Q141Q26027", "signals": [{"quote": "fiscal Q3 calendar Q1 Jason, uh, 18.3 billion dollars.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_n | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZP59NZSC3QMX3Q141Q26027", "signals": [{"quote": "And, and they did layoffs too. And they're, um, get, you know, uh, getting people back to the office.", "stance": "neu | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZP59NZSC3QMX3Q141Q26027", "signals": [{"quote": "I do think that cloud is going to see significant gains because of AI.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "predict | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZP6QQDS1HQE3JZ78R868TWM", "signals": [{"quote": "we've been spending a lot of time really building an ai focused supercomputer we went back and looked at everything th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZP8EZRBNXHK4SN3MVSZJXCQ", "signals": [{"quote": "First of all, we've got a benefit that we offer our startups. They can get $2,500 worth of open AI credits so they can | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZPBMS96D156XB0ZAEF5GQPW", "signals": [{"quote": "absolutely so uh the work that we've been doing with open ai over the last few years has really set ourselves up with | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-04-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZPKAM9X3G5NZK6V2G2RAX0E", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft bought that for 26 billion dollars.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name": "SP | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-03-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZPKAM9X3G5NZK6V2G2RAX0E", "signals": [{"quote": "LinkedIn is a five billion dollar a year advertising business alone.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_clai | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-03-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZPKAM9X3G5NZK6V2G2RAX0E", "signals": [{"quote": "They are well over 10 billion dollars.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name": "SPEAKER_0 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-03-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZPKAM9X3G5NZK6V2G2RAX0E", "signals": [{"quote": "875 million members now.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name": "SPEAKER_20", "speaker_l | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-03-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZPYDFQGNPHM9PBS8JNJN6KH", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft for startups founders hub. It's a no brainer, they're going to help you scale efficiently while preserving y | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZPYDFQGNPHM9PBS8JNJN6KH", "signals": [{"quote": "the excitement of last week with Microsoft and, uh, and, and Google is sufficiently deep pocketed competitive competit | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ1K8H9FM988JDBJ3R2QHQN", "signals": [{"quote": "it appears that in the case of Microsoft's Bing AI chatbot, which is informed by but not the same as ChatGPT. There ma | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ1K8H9FM988JDBJ3R2QHQN", "signals": [{"quote": "It's already been toned down once by Microsoft, which they announced in a blog post on February 15th. They admitted in | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ1K8H9FM988JDBJ3R2QHQN", "signals": [{"quote": "for example, a reporter for the AP used version one of Sydney and noted that it grew increasingly hostile when asked t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ1K8H9FM988JDBJ3R2QHQN", "signals": [{"quote": "It sounds like they're goading Bing on here. I need to see the actual back and forth. Of course they are. Yeah, they'r | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ1K8H9FM988JDBJ3R2QHQN", "signals": [{"quote": "Now more people have logged into Bing, downloaded the Bing app because this thing is outrageous and insane.", "stance" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ1K8H9FM988JDBJ3R2QHQN", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft has no shame about this thing.", "stance": "bearish", "signal_class": "criticism", "speaker_name": "SPEAKER_ | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ1K8H9FM988JDBJ3R2QHQN", "signals": [{"quote": "What Satya Nadella has learned apologies is that the Trump playbook works.", "stance": "bearish", "signal_class": "cri | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ319AARGARZH6ZD74HY5GV", "signals": [{"quote": "the information that the ai bot presented that was inaccurate and in some cases apparently invented which is kind of b | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ319AARGARZH6ZD74HY5GV", "signals": [{"quote": "none of this is ready for prime time", "stance": "bearish", "signal_class": "assessment", "speaker_name": "David Fried | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ3CTZVWBV28JSQ850AZRBG", "signals": [{"quote": "Because we know that when Microsoft introduced a chat bot without a filter, then what you do is you use this thing to | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ5Q0XM930Z82528PJQK42T", "signals": [{"quote": "they left because they were concerned that Microsoft's first investment in open AI would set it on a more commercial p | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-06 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ5Q0XM930Z82528PJQK42T", "signals": [{"quote": "Google and Microsoft are now locked in a possibly existential race to get to and deploy generative AI soonest", "stanc | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-06 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ5Q0XM930Z82528PJQK42T", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft has been very upfront about how they intend to incorporate OpenAI features into its Azure cloud services", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-06 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ5Q0XM930Z82528PJQK42T", "signals": [{"quote": "in the case of Microsoft they're going to reap a portion of open AI's profits when and if it becomes profitable until | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-06 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ5Q0XM930Z82528PJQK42T", "signals": [{"quote": "the round tripping would involve Microsoft getting that large percentage that i mentioned of open ai's profits while a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-06 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ6SF6J78T0W0ZEV8X13QF3", "signals": [{"quote": "they obviously have headwinds with azure doing really well for microsoft and that's growing faster than aws is so aws | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ73BTE417ZF2NT3DVY4GK1", "signals": [{"quote": "because microsoft wants to win and so all of the so unintended consequences don't have to be unforeseen and we are cho | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ73BTE417ZF2NT3DVY4GK1", "signals": [{"quote": "about the unfore unintended consequences because winning is on the table now i think that's right", "stance": "bearish | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ73BTE417ZF2NT3DVY4GK1", "signals": [{"quote": "like the rollout i mean for all of open ai's original stated intent we are now fully in beg forgiveness rather than as | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQ73BTE417ZF2NT3DVY4GK1", "signals": [{"quote": "so that means there must be people who are looking at this and all the money being made and if you have data that's in | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-02-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQAVKE5K24QXY1CF3980R7D", "signals": [{"quote": "this the one right in the middle median yeah not average because you have some huge paid people there uh like ceos and | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQAVKE5K24QXY1CF3980R7D", "signals": [{"quote": "you know microsoft has many offices around the world and it's a lot cheaper in those international offices to hire you | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQBG0AJZJRC9X3GH0D730AB", "signals": [{"quote": "we should however take this moment of course microsoft also cut about 10 000 jobs this week so even the wildly profita | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQCM3MBSGGCVR2KCD8PVQ06", "signals": [{"quote": "Yeah, so we built Founders Hub based on the feedback from hundreds of founders. We spoke to founders at all stages of | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQDCCG9PQX488JC8AHNA5Y1", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announcing that Microsoft will integrate OpenAI software into Azure, its cloud computing p | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQDCCG9PQX488JC8AHNA5Y1", "signals": [{"quote": "Um, and now here we see it, open AI has essentially given Azure, their own Watson.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_clas | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQDCCG9PQX488JC8AHNA5Y1", "signals": [{"quote": "This is then becomes the issue that we've been talking about with round tripping around tripping when one big company | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQDCCG9PQX488JC8AHNA5Y1", "signals": [{"quote": "And that might be incredibly high profits, uh, for Microsoft. So chat GPT is the worst interpretation. Chat GPT create | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQDCCG9PQX488JC8AHNA5Y1", "signals": [{"quote": "the ultimate goal is what Satya Nadella announced today, which is integrate these tools into Azure. So make a little m | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQDCCG9PQX488JC8AHNA5Y1", "signals": [{"quote": "Beefing up the offering is great. Yeah. The problem comes in when money is, you know, making a circle, right? So suspi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQDCCG9PQX488JC8AHNA5Y1", "signals": [{"quote": "I mean, this is the classic, your margin is my opportunity. So Google's, uh, revenue comes from search. Microsoft does | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQG53MTFEGNQNCRK0VBKZS2", "signals": [{"quote": "the problem has been... exacerbated by the fact that microsoft started bundling what is effectively slack's core offer | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQG53MTFEGNQNCRK0VBKZS2", "signals": [{"quote": "this is a common issue in the m a world we saw this acutely at microsoft and google before", "stance": "bearish", "sig | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQG53MTFEGNQNCRK0VBKZS2", "signals": [{"quote": "they didn't see the competition coming and maybe they didn't pour the resources into slack to improve its offering so | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQG53MTFEGNQNCRK0VBKZS2", "signals": [{"quote": "that could all be explained by the microsoft headwind right it could just be anybody who's got the office suite just s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQG53MTFEGNQNCRK0VBKZS2", "signals": [{"quote": "then imagine that your company pays for microsoft yeah you're not gonna have zoom or slack no of course saturation", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQG53MTFEGNQNCRK0VBKZS2", "signals": [{"quote": "i do think that microsoft is a little bit unique uh in its ability to bundle so what so tamath is right about the powe | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQG53MTFEGNQNCRK0VBKZS2", "signals": [{"quote": "i don't think microsoft is doing anything wrong here necessarily right like it may be somewhat anti-competitive but no | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQG53MTFEGNQNCRK0VBKZS2", "signals": [{"quote": "nobody ever got fired for picking ibm nobody ever got fired for picking microsoft", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQG53MTFEGNQNCRK0VBKZS2", "signals": [{"quote": "they kind of put a gun to their head and said if you take windows you got to put this on the desktop this being uh int | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQG53MTFEGNQNCRK0VBKZS2", "signals": [{"quote": "the concept of vaporware not only you know would they copy something bill gates would tell the sales team tell everybo | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQGSD9TKW3Q6HEBJ0Y05RJQ", "signals": [{"quote": "greatest ceo in tech or i have a very contrarian take on open ai yeah and uh very interesting to think about the relat | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQGSD9TKW3Q6HEBJ0Y05RJQ", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft obviously and uh open ai have a deep relationship", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "spea | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQGSD9TKW3Q6HEBJ0Y05RJQ", "signals": [{"quote": "one thing that microsoft needs is to see that cloud computing number go up chat gpt is an application that makes that | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQGSD9TKW3Q6HEBJ0Y05RJQ", "signals": [{"quote": "the non-cynical interpretation of that is that satya nadella remains the freaking goat that microsoft made this unbeli | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQGSD9TKW3Q6HEBJ0Y05RJQ", "signals": [{"quote": "it should probably not be locked up by you haven't helped us even though they seem nice now microsoft", "stance": "bea | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQGSD9TKW3Q6HEBJ0Y05RJQ", "signals": [{"quote": "that's how microsoft gets you they do think they changed but they didn't", "stance": "bearish", "signal_class": "criti | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQJ21XHGWPEECXQV33D0MEX", "signals": [{"quote": "I want to know the relationship between Microsoft search and open AI. I know this investments. I know all this other s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQJ21XHGWPEECXQV33D0MEX", "signals": [{"quote": "If the cost per search, you know, is a fraction of a penny for Google. So as Google, uh, fixed cost of their network o | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQJ21XHGWPEECXQV33D0MEX", "signals": [{"quote": "for Microsoft to integrate this as a loss leader because they can also license this technology on the backend. Like th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQJ21XHGWPEECXQV33D0MEX", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft did try already rolling out like an AI based chatbot, and it immediately went full racist, sexist, like, the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQJ21XHGWPEECXQV33D0MEX", "signals": [{"quote": "So I think so Zenimax is what is unionizing. It's not, you know, it's not specifically Microsoft. It is a holding comp | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZQJ21XHGWPEECXQV33D0MEX", "signals": [{"quote": "This isn't a huge surprise because evidently it was part of Microsoft's deal when the FTC opposed suit to block the Ac | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-01-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZR38R7SG88CR93K6FQ96EFA", "signals": [{"quote": "66% of the cloud computer market together. Oh, all three together. Okay. All three together. Yeah.", "stance": "neutra | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-11-30 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZR38R7SG88CR93K6FQ96EFA", "signals": [{"quote": "Yeah, so we built Founders Hub based on the feedback from hundreds of founders. We spoke to founders at all stages of | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-11-30 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZR51CEDV3HXN462AZXYB5MQ", "signals": [{"quote": "so let's face it financing is one of the biggest if not the biggest roadblocks that startups face today through founde | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-11-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZR51CEDV3HXN462AZXYB5MQ", "signals": [{"quote": "yeah i mean those things alone are like a line item or two in any startup's budget and you could redeploy that with an | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-11-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZREEY29EKDQR2VGMA6N54YE", "signals": [{"quote": "You've seen the benefit of that in Seattle with Microsoft more recently.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_ | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-11-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRGC9GBXJEY74SPCZX16T1Y", "signals": [{"quote": "phone is microsoft the mighty microsoft couldn't beat the combination of the duopoly of android and ios", "stance": "b | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRGC9GBXJEY74SPCZX16T1Y", "signals": [{"quote": "aws's growth has slowed down so cloud computing is slowing down we saw that with microsoft", "stance": "bearish", "sig | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRGC9GBXJEY74SPCZX16T1Y", "signals": [{"quote": "you saw microsoft azure all of these assets i think are going to miss and they're going to slow down", "stance": "bear | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft reported for its fiscal Q1 2023. ... Their shares are down after reporting their slowest revenue growth in f | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "Their current market cap is $1.75 trillion and their stock is down 30% in 2022.", "stance": "bearish", "signal_class": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "Azure and other cloud services revenue is up 35% year over year. Now, last quarter, the growth rate was 40% year over | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "Search and news ad revenue was up 16% year over year. Now, last quarter, again, the growth rate was 18% year over year | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "LinkedIn revenue up 17% year over year. And that's down 9% from last year. And last quarter, it was booming 26%.", "st | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "We always said ... the last companies to fall would be the strongest ... when they start to see their market caps and | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft doesn't disclose specific segments. So if you wanted to know Azure's revenue or LinkedIn's, they kind of bun | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "But for the first time ever, Microsoft cloud metrics exceeded 50% of the overall company's growth.", "stance": "neutra | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "Windows OEM revenue... dropped 15% year over year.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft did warn, according to the Financial Times, that revenue growth from Azure was going to slow by five points | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "Operating income $21 billion for Microsoft.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name": "Jaso | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "Satya has done an amazing job with cloud and moving this company to a new business model where people pay for subscrip | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "Overall, great company. I own the stock. I'll continue on the stock might even add to it in a down market.", "stance": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "nobody is going to be immune from belt tightening. And so everybody's tightens their belts. Everybody gets austerity m | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft started taking it seriously five to 10 years ago.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "spea | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRHCWKPAHKRVTK8ZJAT4PBM", "signals": [{"quote": "When you look at the gross profit of Google, or Microsoft or these other companies, they've got that really big fat gr | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRJTCR8V12NEZ82PEBBFZBS", "signals": [{"quote": "Than a company that does not have financial discipline. We better own apple better own tesla better to own uber better | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRJTCR8V12NEZ82PEBBFZBS", "signals": [{"quote": "if you look at microsoft and apple They do buybacks I think microsoft gives dividends, right? So you start to look at | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRJTCR8V12NEZ82PEBBFZBS", "signals": [{"quote": "And so I think this is why warren buffett is in love with apple And many people are in love with microsoft and in a do | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRNKF4C911AEHQHYHHNQB8X", "signals": [{"quote": "So there's, so obviously Stable Diffusion valuation of a billion dollars.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRNKF4C911AEHQHYHHNQB8X", "signals": [{"quote": "So it's great to see them growing again. I think this is part of this bottoming out process.", "stance": "bullish", "s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRNKF4C911AEHQHYHHNQB8X", "signals": [{"quote": "Do the kids playing Roblox care about the stock market, Ukraine, Taiwan, Xi Jinping, Iran, bonds, the deficit? No. Wha | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRNKF4C911AEHQHYHHNQB8X", "signals": [{"quote": "market negativity and the CNBC bitching. Sorry, pardon my language and just be like, actually, we're killing", "stance | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRNKF4C911AEHQHYHHNQB8X", "signals": [{"quote": "the number of hours of engagement is crazy. And I also think the number of daily active users is bonkers. 52 in the q2 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRNKF4C911AEHQHYHHNQB8X", "signals": [{"quote": "11.3 billion went up in September, went up. That school started exactly that that daily active user number went up, wh | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRNKF4C911AEHQHYHHNQB8X", "signals": [{"quote": "And for they had 4 billion hours engaged.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name": "SPEAKE | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRNKF4C911AEHQHYHHNQB8X", "signals": [{"quote": "I think Roblox is not going to align themselves with Facebook. Anybody who would partner with Zuckerberg is crazy. Any | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRQ4MYXT2C9XGPH9P910ZTM", "signals": [{"quote": "i think you look to microsoft google uh and apple and other companies that have so much money they don't need to do a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRQ4MYXT2C9XGPH9P910ZTM", "signals": [{"quote": "there was a big announcement with microsoft that like teams and all these the microsoft productivity suite is all gonn | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRQTFKXAXXQ0Q42F8J663EH", "signals": [{"quote": "Like you mentioned, we have, you know, a plethora, a smorgasbord, if you will, of first party offerings in terms of wh | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZRS28EKT9AZ00243QGGW77N", "signals": [{"quote": "1000% Microsoft startups. We're on a mission to help all founders grow, innovate, no matter their background, progress | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-10-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZS4ZKHAQ6M7BA0264WHZ9H9", "signals": [{"quote": "ass they needed yep now they have to justify their resistance and i think slack is still winning", "stance": "bearish" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-09-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSVPFG3XSVK5EDN6SNAZD29", "signals": [{"quote": "azure coming up so fast that's microsoft's cloud 55 billion dollar run rate okay 46 percent year over year last quarte | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-30 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSWCA9JNH1D5510SPPGHKJZ", "signals": [{"quote": "And what Microsoft and Alphabet told us is that, you know what, they're pretty resilient. So collective sigh relief fo | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSWCA9JNH1D5510SPPGHKJZ", "signals": [{"quote": "All right. Well, let's dig into Microsoft in particular, because I do think when you resilient is such a good word. An | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSWCA9JNH1D5510SPPGHKJZ", "signals": [{"quote": "These numbers are just wild. I mean, we bow down to Satya Nadella. The CEO has just done an incredible job essentially | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSWCA9JNH1D5510SPPGHKJZ", "signals": [{"quote": "they forecast that it's going to be 40 plus percent growth next quarter to be able to do that in the current macro env | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSWCA9JNH1D5510SPPGHKJZ", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft is in this really unique position, they already have all of these enterprise customers. So the fact that the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSWCA9JNH1D5510SPPGHKJZ", "signals": [{"quote": "No one talks about that with Microsoft. I think in these moments, that advantage becomes really evident.", "stance": " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSWCA9JNH1D5510SPPGHKJZ", "signals": [{"quote": "the bundle is coming back, right? This is what got Microsoft in trouble in the 90s. Yes. And really did, you know, it | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSWCA9JNH1D5510SPPGHKJZ", "signals": [{"quote": "there are so many other Darth Vader's in the tech ecosystem now that I understand why Wall Street kind of ignores that | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSWCA9JNH1D5510SPPGHKJZ", "signals": [{"quote": "I did write a column for the Atlantic just a couple years ago about how Microsoft is just like, we're skating right un | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSWCA9JNH1D5510SPPGHKJZ", "signals": [{"quote": "Google, like the alphabet earnings, much like the Microsoft earnings are a story of how a draw is as good as a win.", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSWCA9JNH1D5510SPPGHKJZ", "signals": [{"quote": "they are so far behind Amazon and Microsoft cloud, they have to spend money, they have to cut deals that are more bene | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSZWRAWYKWM049E52ASQE08", "signals": [{"quote": "I'm considering Microsoft right now. And that might be a trade I make later this week. Microsoft won that deal with Ne | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSZWRAWYKWM049E52ASQE08", "signals": [{"quote": "I think that is a good trade because I think that's going to bring a lot of advertisers. Last quarter had three last q | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZSZWRAWYKWM049E52ASQE08", "signals": [{"quote": "LinkedIn has surpassed 10 billion in ad revenue over the past 12 months.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_ | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZT14MQ91EEY04T67Y5K43G1", "signals": [{"quote": "By some estimates over 90% of startups will go out of business in year one. That's why Microsoft created the Microsoft | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZT2YAPD56X9F5ZWSR1WH852", "signals": [{"quote": "either you need to have a distribution advantage which is why bing did okay", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": "as | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZT2YAPD56X9F5ZWSR1WH852", "signals": [{"quote": "when you duck duck go you're actually using microsoft bing bing is actually crawling the web", "stance": "neutral", "s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZT2YAPD56X9F5ZWSR1WH852", "signals": [{"quote": "doing great today yes microsoft ... netflix has named microsoft as its global advertising technology and sales partner | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZT2YAPD56X9F5ZWSR1WH852", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft really i think interestingly just you wouldn't think of microsoft for this right as the like help you build | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZT2YAPD56X9F5ZWSR1WH852", "signals": [{"quote": "in q3 of 2022 uh they had almost 3 billion in ad revenue so that's 12 billion a year out of their whatever they have i | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZT2YAPD56X9F5ZWSR1WH852", "signals": [{"quote": "there's a huge loss for google and a huge win for microsoft uh in terms of building their ad networks", "stance": "bul | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZT2YAPD56X9F5ZWSR1WH852", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft doesn't care about making a profit here they just want the lighthouse customer right so they can build that | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZT5QEXA1MBT724VY0YNATEP", "signals": [{"quote": "Blizzard certainly had tens of millions of RTS players that believe Microsoft also does with, uh, age of empires franc | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZT642MFJ24ZS5C250HKXX5J", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft created the microsoft for startups founders hub this program provides founders at any stage with up to six f | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZT8ZDNYP7TW4JZW3NZR3FVA", "signals": [{"quote": "if Microsoft hadn't been throttled in the nineties, um, uh, what would things look like today? They would have crushed | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZT8ZDNYP7TW4JZW3NZR3FVA", "signals": [{"quote": "AWS, Microsoft, Azure, and Google have 65% of global spend on cloud computing. ... Amazon 33% market share, 22% for Mi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZT8ZDNYP7TW4JZW3NZR3FVA", "signals": [{"quote": "I mean, they came out of nowhere and won that big Jedi contract. Yeah. They're not messing around in the slightest in | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-07-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZTB8WJ1FQWHK9FNNXJDX2XJ", "signals": [{"quote": "So still really compelling cost savings. By some estimates over 90% of startups will go out of business in year one. T | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-06-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZTC169PCS3Y9VA69H27XQ8Z", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft created the microsoft for startups founders hub this program provides founders at any stage with up to six f | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-06-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZV8P5CF20J8YTKQ90RX00ST", "signals": [{"quote": "So these are bigger companies that are older. So they've been around for many years with their employees saving like a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-04-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZV8P5CF20J8YTKQ90RX00ST", "signals": [{"quote": "once we have customers who already have sustainability mandates like Microsoft, Apple, et cetera, clearly care so much | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-04-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZV8P5CF20J8YTKQ90RX00ST", "signals": [{"quote": "if you work at a big company, uh, like Microsoft, you could potentially move 1.5 billion dollars out of fossil fuels." | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-04-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZVCZTY7A8R7FY4A5H63AJ8B", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft, well, all their senior HoloLens people have gone to Meta. I see every week.", "stance": "bearish", "signal_ | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-04-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZVCZTY7A8R7FY4A5H63AJ8B", "signals": [{"quote": "The HoloLens project is probably not going to be around in a year. I think they're going to lose the military contract | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-04-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZVEBVQVT1RFCKAAEG4Q23VK", "signals": [{"quote": "And that's why Microsoft created the Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub. This hub provides founders at any stage with | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-04-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZVPMM5988S6E4W53CQ10E95", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft nvidia and okta okta were all hacked over the past few months", "stance": "bearish", "signal_class": "fact_c | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-03-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWFZE68SYWFBSM85NHGHSW8", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft has already come out and Bungie has already come out saying we're not going to make the Activision Blizzard | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-02-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWFZE68SYWFBSM85NHGHSW8", "signals": [{"quote": "I mean, it does make you wonder if these are going to be platform exclusives going forward, or if Microsoft and Sony w | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-02-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWFZE68SYWFBSM85NHGHSW8", "signals": [{"quote": "in 2000, Microsoft got the exclusive rights to Halo made it an exclusive, it became this huge hit.", "stance": "neutra | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-02-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWFZE68SYWFBSM85NHGHSW8", "signals": [{"quote": "Sony and Microsoft are trying to shore up their libraries to make their consoles more appealing.", "stance": "neutral" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-02-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWK09YRD46DC3GC9TH5FMDX", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft absolutely crushing their earnings. They're printing money. Satya is doing an amazing job. He's like the low | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWK09YRD46DC3GC9TH5FMDX", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft may have, in the words of Jim Cramer, had its best quarter ever. In its history. Do you have supply chain wo | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWK09YRD46DC3GC9TH5FMDX", "signals": [{"quote": "Its revenue was up 20% year over year this quarter to 21. 20% on a very big number. Zero. Like, who thought Microsoft | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWK09YRD46DC3GC9TH5FMDX", "signals": [{"quote": "the big takeaway for me was that they matched earnings on gaming, and that was almost $5.5 billion in revenue, which s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWK09YRD46DC3GC9TH5FMDX", "signals": [{"quote": "LinkedIn up 37% year over year. Yeah. Makes total sense. I mean, if you just think about LinkedIn as solving problems | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWK09YRD46DC3GC9TH5FMDX", "signals": [{"quote": "The cloud business, of course, continues to be bonkers as your revenue alone up 46% year over year, intelligent cloud | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWK09YRD46DC3GC9TH5FMDX", "signals": [{"quote": "they don't reveal exact revenue, for example, LinkedIn, Azure, which is interesting. Smart. They don't want to tip the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWK09YRD46DC3GC9TH5FMDX", "signals": [{"quote": "I have yet to identify a misstep by Satya Nadella at all. Even the hardware, even the surface hardware is pretty cool. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWK09YRD46DC3GC9TH5FMDX", "signals": [{"quote": "Satya Nadella is that he is crushing it. So he's so quiet, right? He's not in the mold of the CEO that is in the news. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWK09YRD46DC3GC9TH5FMDX", "signals": [{"quote": "they have managed to evade the antitrust scrutiny", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWK09YRD46DC3GC9TH5FMDX", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft has made many that potentially reduce competition when it includes gatekeeping of which Microsoft is certain | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWK09YRD46DC3GC9TH5FMDX", "signals": [{"quote": "It's interesting because they have 70 they have 75 billion in profit this year.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWMWVTSA4F0ZG006CT4ZNRK", "signals": [{"quote": "I do have a feeling that Microsoft will figure it out. Obviously, they have a lot of HoloLens related technology. Obvi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWMWVTSA4F0ZG006CT4ZNRK", "signals": [{"quote": "I mean, honestly, 10 years from now, I would not count out Microsoft, I really wouldn't. I think the HoloLens, I mean, | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZWPE7SWXJNP746EJVFZKRCE", "signals": [{"quote": "89% of our startup advertisers utilize them. And I'll tell you why. Think about all the effort that goes into creating | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZX7EFD3GG6WW2HJBVK0WPXR", "signals": [{"quote": "put it into google disney facebook microsoft google you know those big names that we know 10 years from now the compan | observed | artifact ↗ | 2021-11-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZXVFSY4CKEXHJCJ3FSDR6Y3", "signals": [{"quote": "we built, we built a strong partnership and it was, it was, yeah, for the most part a win-win.", "stance": "bullish", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2021-09-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01KZXVFSY4CKEXHJCJ3FSDR6Y3", "signals": [{"quote": "I wouldn't quite say it was that extreme. And we actually had other OSs. I mean, we licensed Unix from AT&T and tried | observed | artifact ↗ | 2021-09-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M05VBKE0Q1JMSK4BPS82TWBN", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft had an absurd quarter uh their revenue hit 51.7 billion up 20 percent in the quarter 20 percent year over ye | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M05VD1BR42YPWPZJVGSMES1H", "signals": [{"quote": "I still think this Microsoft Activision deal on balance gets done, because if you take the absolute values away from i | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M05VD1BR42YPWPZJVGSMES1H", "signals": [{"quote": "And there's nothing fundamentally monopolistic about what would happen if you let Microsoft and Activision come togeth | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M05VD1BR42YPWPZJVGSMES1H", "signals": [{"quote": "And if Xbox has Call of Duty and Sony PlayStation doesn't, or the next console doesn't, maybe it does. You could make | observed | artifact ↗ | 2022-01-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M05VYH2P3DPMBVXEDR6GTDYV", "signals": [{"quote": "this is exactly the the rough version of what happened to microsoft in their doj settlement their antitrust settlement | observed | artifact ↗ | 2021-12-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M062MNKCQ5K30YGD5W9RNNWR", "signals": [{"quote": "And Microsoft, which has a very deep relationship with open AI, but let's call it perhaps tenuous at times conflicted | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-08-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M062MNKCQ5K30YGD5W9RNNWR", "signals": [{"quote": "But Microsoft, I'm guessing has seen enough to know that that relationship is not reliable", "stance": "bearish", "sig | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-08-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M062MNKCQ5K30YGD5W9RNNWR", "signals": [{"quote": "this one shot up to the 13th best model in the world, which I think for a preview from Microsoft's AI division for the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-08-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M062MNKCQ5K30YGD5W9RNNWR", "signals": [{"quote": "But this de-risks them, Jason, because if they have their own model, they don't have to pay anyone else's margins. So | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-08-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M062MNKCQ5K30YGD5W9RNNWR", "signals": [{"quote": "It's just all very weird, but it's a real testament to how great their product is. Um, and how the utilization of it a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-08-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M062MNKCQ5K30YGD5W9RNNWR", "signals": [{"quote": "Then you got the Mac 7, in some cases, pursuing models. Uh, I understand Amazon has a model now. Apple was doing somet | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-08-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M066GTBENYMQBP3PVKXNPJA9", "signals": [{"quote": "Essentially, OpenAI wanted to buy all of WindSurf. That didn't work out because Microsoft was a sticking point as they | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-07-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M066GTBENYMQBP3PVKXNPJA9", "signals": [{"quote": "the first one that kicked this all off was the Microsoft Inflection AI deal that was back in March of 24, $650 million | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-07-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M066GTBENYMQBP3PVKXNPJA9", "signals": [{"quote": "How many of these, how many of these backdoor acquisitions have there been?", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "as | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-07-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06747JPWHJ1WVX5HW9CDETS", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft recently changed the accounting of its depreciation jason okay pushing it out by one more year i think it wa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-07-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06C5X3HYBK4VXV66WV94F3K", "signals": [{"quote": "i'm also very excited to see that microsoft has added x ai's grok models to their azure ai foundry business which is e | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06C5X3HYBK4VXV66WV94F3K", "signals": [{"quote": "if you're running azure you need to support everything obviously and if you're satya nadella uh you probably want to h | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06C5X3HYBK4VXV66WV94F3K", "signals": [{"quote": "i remember so vividly the era of microsoft that was like anti-open source didn't want to work with other people wanted | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06CH9ZPBTBN9T36Q2YENH9Y", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft, which has record profits. Am I correct, Alex? Record profits at this moment in time? Yes. Record profits.", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06CH9ZPBTBN9T36Q2YENH9Y", "signals": [{"quote": "In their most recent quarter, 25.8 billion dollars worth of net income, Jason, up 18% year over year. That's nearly 10 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06CH9ZPBTBN9T36Q2YENH9Y", "signals": [{"quote": "I was shocked at just how many of these cuts in Washington state from Microsoft in this riff were software engineers, | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06CH9ZPBTBN9T36Q2YENH9Y", "signals": [{"quote": "Things are going smashingly for Microsoft and they're doing 6,000 people just hit the bricks.", "stance": "neutral", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06CH9ZPBTBN9T36Q2YENH9Y", "signals": [{"quote": "Gone are the days when Google was warehousing talent. Today, people don't want talent.", "stance": "bearish", "signal_ | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06CH9ZPBTBN9T36Q2YENH9Y", "signals": [{"quote": "It's been confirmed that they cut 3% of the workforce around 6,000 people.", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fac | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06CH9ZPBTBN9T36Q2YENH9Y", "signals": [{"quote": "if you started with Microsoft and you had a four-year grant and Microsoft shares doubled since that time, you might've | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06CH9ZPBTBN9T36Q2YENH9Y", "signals": [{"quote": "And this will have a very deep impact on the bottom line. Uh, if we can show the markets, Hey, we're doing more with l | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06CH9ZPBTBN9T36Q2YENH9Y", "signals": [{"quote": "it's a level of getting fit in austerity. It is very appealing to shareholders and it's very disturbing to rank and fi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06CH9ZPBTBN9T36Q2YENH9Y", "signals": [{"quote": "it feels a little self-defeating for a company that's profitable... they're just telling their staff that they should | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06CH9ZPBTBN9T36Q2YENH9Y", "signals": [{"quote": "I think Microsoft seems to be going pretty gradually. 3% is a fairly reasonable number.", "stance": "neutral", "signal | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06CH9ZPBTBN9T36Q2YENH9Y", "signals": [{"quote": "I always go back to that Satya Nadella quote from a few months ago, where he did that interview and he's talking about | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06CSE0QVCHPY2C1KY9BE937", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft and ChatGPT, OpenAI have licensed content from people and paid a fee to do so.", "stance": "bullish", "signa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06CSE0QVCHPY2C1KY9BE937", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft, as but one example, wound up being able to sell their products in China and block Chinese pirates from doin | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-05-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06JW9MEZ7AYQZYWQCSXS3QY", "signals": [{"quote": "um satya nela ceo of microsoft went on that podcast and talked about things and he said that the core weave deal was a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-03-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06JW9MEZ7AYQZYWQCSXS3QY", "signals": [{"quote": "on one hand jason i'm so impressed with this company and on the other hand i'm kind of thinking is this just a tempora | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-03-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06JW9MEZ7AYQZYWQCSXS3QY", "signals": [{"quote": "i would say i'm guessing the issue is that um they needed more capacity because of the chat gpt deal yes and azure i w | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-03-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06N9X48W9JZQR13SEK24P3G", "signals": [{"quote": "they're in competition with aws and microsoft azure which has all the", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_cla | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-02-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06NTERWVPZQF2E3FBMB23G9", "signals": [{"quote": "Sam Altman, you know, Satya Nadella, you know, Microsoft, they know what they're doing. They know this is going to cau | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-01-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06RXYZ2ZS26BFQ3BYNEK7RE", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft has way more individual holders through index funds", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "sp | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-12-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06SG5CF3KWZSDKVC330C2MS", "signals": [{"quote": "which was only achieved after bing raises price factor 17 fold after they had to deal with open ai and we could not af | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-11-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06VQFX4WYT9XF0ENMSVVFQG", "signals": [{"quote": "going back to Microsoft's, uh, earnings call Satya Nadella, a man who was putting a lot of his eggs in the AI basket, | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-11-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06VQFX4WYT9XF0ENMSVVFQG", "signals": [{"quote": "other groups like Constellation with Microsoft, as you mentioned, want to co-locate data centers by nuclear facilities | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-11-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06Y87GTP9D1RES9SJSWDNC2", "signals": [{"quote": "inflection which was the first one right that microsoft pulled off um and got sulaiman who's now like the in charge of | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-10-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06Y87GTP9D1RES9SJSWDNC2", "signals": [{"quote": "obviously they had microsoft's help with all the capital and cloud credits and whatnot to be able to scale to where th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-10-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06ZK6AJ9WP02DTZ75K3ZGXG", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft is currently working to actually get a nuclear power plant to turn back on just so it can help power its dat | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-09-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M06ZK6AJ9WP02DTZ75K3ZGXG", "signals": [{"quote": "When we look at the biggest hyperscalers, the people who are demanding the biggest data centers, Amazon, Meta, Microso | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-09-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M078KVGJ8JF01CDRMQ2R2ER7", "signals": [{"quote": "open ai plus microsoft plus google gemini or maybe the google apple alliance which seems to be emerging we talked abou | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-03-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M078KVGJ8JF01CDRMQ2R2ER7", "signals": [{"quote": "and 63 said they were using microsoft", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name": "SPEAKER_21 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-03-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M078KVGJ8JF01CDRMQ2R2ER7", "signals": [{"quote": "i think this technology is so powerful that putting your entire company in the hands of microsoft and open ai or googl | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-03-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0790HSYK9E0W4NN4KHBC10D", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft obviously is, you know, become the world's most valuable tech company, huge market cap. Now they added to th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-03-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0790HSYK9E0W4NN4KHBC10D", "signals": [{"quote": "Yeah, who knows, but I mean, you would think in order to pull this off, they must have figured out a way to make those | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-03-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0790HSYK9E0W4NN4KHBC10D", "signals": [{"quote": "Uh, congratulations, uh, Satya and Nadella to running the table on everybody.", "stance": "bullish", "signal_class": " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-03-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0790HSYK9E0W4NN4KHBC10D", "signals": [{"quote": "I mean, my Lord, this guy is like, he, I mean, this is, people were like, Microsoft is cutthroat back in the day. It's | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-03-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07AMBY0PZQSTE8HAT1RW48Q", "signals": [{"quote": "there's custom chips within amazon and microsoft as well", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-03-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07AMBY0PZQSTE8HAT1RW48Q", "signals": [{"quote": "ten thousand dollars a hundred thousand dollars like tableau level stuff and it's all been cracked and it's available | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-03-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07CDVJATXW4GXRJ6TJZ6CGC", "signals": [{"quote": "Noteworthy is that OpenAI's fund has outside LPs, which include none other than Microsoft.", "stance": "neutral", "sig | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-02-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07CDVJATXW4GXRJ6TJZ6CGC", "signals": [{"quote": "when OpenAI had problems, what did Microsoft do? Microsoft went in and said, we'll take the entire team. We'll gut it. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-02-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07P1AGX9RJN61KKN668FXG5", "signals": [{"quote": "he's put billions of dollars into this. He staked the reputation of Microsoft on this innovation.", "stance": "neutral | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-11-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07P1AGX9RJN61KKN668FXG5", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft has tied their revenue and future products to open AI. Yes. That is what they've pitched wall street and it' | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-11-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07PSCG0T0FTJ2F8RP86Q1T2", "signals": [{"quote": "ignite where they launched a bunch of new um functionality that's built around open ai you know upwards of 10 differen | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-11-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07PSCG0T0FTJ2F8RP86Q1T2", "signals": [{"quote": "withholding information about a security breach uh or downplaying a security breach with a company like microsoft whic | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-11-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07PSCG0T0FTJ2F8RP86Q1T2", "signals": [{"quote": "don't own a board seat that is absolutely bonkers but they do own 49 of the company uh so that's insane so this is als | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-11-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07PSCG0T0FTJ2F8RP86Q1T2", "signals": [{"quote": "you can tell it's a great deal because when you first hear it you're like oh my god they made microsoft look foolish t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-11-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07RT1YZDTB5WNN7AH464X5P", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft announced that it bought back $9.1 billion worth of shares this quarter, which is technically it's Q one. Th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-10-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07RT1YZDTB5WNN7AH464X5P", "signals": [{"quote": "Satya in his comments mentioned AI almost 30 times in his opening statement. Here's a quote with co-pilots. We are mak | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-10-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07RT1YZDTB5WNN7AH464X5P", "signals": [{"quote": "They know where they're going. They know what's up. I mean, co-pilot is the obvious proof point here.", "stance": "bul | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-10-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07RT1YZDTB5WNN7AH464X5P", "signals": [{"quote": "Anybody who knows a developer hears from them that they're 10, 30, 50% faster. It depends on the task and how unique y | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-10-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07RT1YZDTB5WNN7AH464X5P", "signals": [{"quote": "So if that can happen with developers, that can happen with accountants. It can happen with lawyers. It can happen wit | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-10-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07V2EYRGA5JNKT0QFQEBRQS", "signals": [{"quote": "Google docs, right? And Gmail was, and that whole Google office suite was a way to make Microsoft office cheaper.", "s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-10-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07V2EYRGA5JNKT0QFQEBRQS", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft is losing $20 a month per user on average on Copilot. And some power users are costing them as much as $80 a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-10-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07V7J2VPRPRPZZEQEPQV2SR", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft is kind of on this unique straddle there. They're open sourcing lots of unique pieces of content, uh, the ad | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-10-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07V7J2VPRPRPZZEQEPQV2SR", "signals": [{"quote": "And I think it, you know, does justify that, you know, Microsoft is still supporting, you know, open source, which, wh | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-10-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07XMPGE6YP90BBAJQJQW6KT", "signals": [{"quote": "i think it's kind of useless that in this current form it's just a window that's open but it's ambitious", "stance": " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-10-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07XMPGE6YP90BBAJQJQW6KT", "signals": [{"quote": "the value of this being on the desktop level and in the operating system level sunny is that it has a hundred percent | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-10-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07XMPGE6YP90BBAJQJQW6KT", "signals": [{"quote": "kind of the examples you're giving could be really powerful for for someone uh like microsoft to implement alongside y | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-10-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07XMPGE6YP90BBAJQJQW6KT", "signals": [{"quote": "me do dark mode but it won't let me change my pointer speed because that's like a very common", "stance": "bearish", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-10-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07XMPGE6YP90BBAJQJQW6KT", "signals": [{"quote": "this is why microsoft and google have massive advantages is because they're just involved in your day-to-day life so m | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-10-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07Y4RP9QXRNA7N5YAHFXMDB", "signals": [{"quote": "OpenAI is 49% owned by Microsoft. And then Sam says he hasn't owned any shares personally, but he controls the nonprof | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-09-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07Y4RP9QXRNA7N5YAHFXMDB", "signals": [{"quote": "If you're a member of Activision, there was a question would, you know, Microsoft allow Activision to be on other plat | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-09-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07Y4RP9QXRNA7N5YAHFXMDB", "signals": [{"quote": "She did do that with the Activision case. Uh, she got Satya Nadella to guarantee for 10 years, that call of duty would | observed | artifact ↗ | 2023-09-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M07ZSHS5R9T76MQBP9P6EB0C", "signals": [{"quote": "So, uh, Google Cloud grew, I think 54% year over year in Q2. Azure was 51%. So very, very close there.", "stance": "ne | observed | artifact ↗ | 2021-07-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M082Z63CRBJ39DE8ZSF172MR", "signals": [{"quote": "but microsoft and ibm were in fact uh disrupted by google and amazon", "stance": "neutral", "signal_class": "fact_clai | observed | artifact ↗ | 2021-07-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M08396BB07CMCEJXT2V22MA9", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft is larger than anybody ever really anticipated, including people in the industry", "stance": "neutral", "sig | observed | artifact ↗ | 2021-07-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M084HBFX7NVDRXCEN99T0YC7", "signals": [{"quote": "they have slashed their app store fees to 0.0 dollars and they allow any seller to use their own payment system this i | observed | artifact ↗ | 2021-06-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M084HBFX7NVDRXCEN99T0YC7", "signals": [{"quote": "a lot of the creators i know are moving to windows why are they moving to windows because apple products are too expen | observed | artifact ↗ | 2021-06-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M084HBFX7NVDRXCEN99T0YC7", "signals": [{"quote": "windows is a platform where things that are bigger than windows can be born like the web a platform can only serve soc | observed | artifact ↗ | 2021-06-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M084HBFX7NVDRXCEN99T0YC7", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft was known as being vicious to their partners in the 80s you know lotus one two three and word perfect obviou | observed | artifact ↗ | 2021-06-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M084HBFX7NVDRXCEN99T0YC7", "signals": [{"quote": "and they obviously tried to and pretty much successfully um kneecapped netscape when they used to charge 50 bucks for | observed | artifact ↗ | 2021-06-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M08BCNW4QBSP178WV0PDJ08T", "signals": [{"quote": "So in the book, I suggested that these companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, you know, pursue something called alt | observed | artifact ↗ | 2021-01-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M08C6R4AM6WJBNJV7138TV6H", "signals": [{"quote": "He sold it to Microsoft, which was heartbreaking to me. He sold it in 2015. He had, I think, 13 million users for that | observed | artifact ↗ | 2020-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M08C6R4AM6WJBNJV7138TV6H", "signals": [{"quote": "like you said, we, we need years to catch up with the existing products to reach feature parity.", "stance": "bullish" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2020-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0A441KDG33173WBZ3M70CF1", "signals": [{"quote": "if you've played with that Windows operating system for mobile it is buttery I mean it is as nice as oh it's nicer des | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0A441KDG33173WBZ3M70CF1", "signals": [{"quote": "I think your point James is astute which is Windows the new Windows coming out is awesome and I was talking to a guy s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0A441KDG33173WBZ3M70CF1", "signals": [{"quote": "feel like the way Microsoft when Microsoft did their dividend their stock just went sideways for a decade and it's lik | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0A5FAB5PC2FCD4K6BGY7EPC", "signals": [{"quote": "My favorite example of this is Microsoft's old vision statement, which is a computer on every desktop. In every home." | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-04-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0ACE81NZ1HNHY4NR1JWMDHD", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft, a woman who's a very talented person named, you may know her, Michal Braverman Blumenstic, who runs Microso | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-06-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0ACM4ABKRF07C5YJSHJ8D2P", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft has been one of the most valuable companies off and on for my entire life. So thinking about just value pres | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-06-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0ADK68THW9ZNCWMDWTA2PA9", "signals": [{"quote": "Clearly, Apple is feeling the pressure, just like Google did, of open AI, and Microsoft releasing tons of features.", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-06-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0ADK68THW9ZNCWMDWTA2PA9", "signals": [{"quote": "And so the idea that, you know, you would give your information to Microsoft, Google, Facebook, or open AI, most peopl | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-06-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AF6XG2HGJS301B59VWPVQW", "signals": [{"quote": "if you look at inflection getting gutted and bought by microsoft without getting bought to avoid like ftc or you know | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-05-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AF6XG2HGJS301B59VWPVQW", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft's announcement was around laptops that have chips that allow you to record your desktop kind of like that st | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-05-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AF6XG2HGJS301B59VWPVQW", "signals": [{"quote": "and so that's i guess the lesson here is where will all this activity get consolidated down into and if i were to make | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-05-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AF6XG2HGJS301B59VWPVQW", "signals": [{"quote": "that do to open ai i think open ai is going to be the first person up the hill they get all the arrows and then maybe | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-05-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AF6XG2HGJS301B59VWPVQW", "signals": [{"quote": "yeah i think there's a chance open ai might become uh on an economic basis a complete washout because they are they ha | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-05-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AFXDW6AB8A6QGN30NP30RS", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft's new copilot plus pcs are once again drifting in that direction i can see a world where gpt for omni plus v | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-05-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AKRBNZ8FA89ZA699VF3AP4", "signals": [{"quote": "what we've seen with those is 50 to 75 improvements in productivity microsoft and service now both reported that they | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-04-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AKRBNZ8FA89ZA699VF3AP4", "signals": [{"quote": "the big companies who got a big jump on it microsoft and google and others because they had the vast majority of phds | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-04-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AKRBNZ8FA89ZA699VF3AP4", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft deal to buy inflection they didn't buy it but they did some sort of 650 million dollar licensing deal took t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-04-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AKRBNZ8FA89ZA699VF3AP4", "signals": [{"quote": "even the strategic investments that some of amazon is making into some of these lm companies or microsoft is making an | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-04-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AN6PPH775XC5PVK4XWZ5YP", "signals": [{"quote": "I think that's why you're seeing entities like Microsoft, Meta, et cetera, who are focused on building their own Silic | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-04-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AN6PPH775XC5PVK4XWZ5YP", "signals": [{"quote": "And I think that's why you're seeing some companies that up, uh, uh, Microsoft throw so much capex into ensuring they | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-04-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AN6PPH775XC5PVK4XWZ5YP", "signals": [{"quote": "If Bing offers this to, you know, their four or 5% market share, they're kind of, they can lose money on it because th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2024-04-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AR3YNZGAXKWYDS4MHSNQRB", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft is doing a couple of things. Number one, they won a cloud deal, and that's going to be a great deal for them | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AVC66KAWJ16K5D5TFG15CP", "signals": [{"quote": "i mean listen the same thing's going on at microsoft right satya is out this week saying you know citing morgan stanle | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-08-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M0AVC66KAWJ16K5D5TFG15CP", "signals": [{"quote": "jensen said to me on the pod he's like nobody comes close microsoft doesn't come close you know google doesn't come cl | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-08-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "I think the fundamental thing that I think we're observing is good old-fashioned competition, right? I mean, for me, i | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "And that's good, quite frankly, because without it, I don't think we're going to have a broad frontier ecosystem or br | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "To your point about, if anything, given that, we will now hopefully continue to have a much richer choice in every lay | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "Yeah, it's a great point. I mean, I think this is the real question, which is how do we truly see this in the producti | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "Yeah, absolutely. We see that. And by the way, even in simple co-pilot cases, which is if you look at the amount, most | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "You're turning away customers and you're doing $175 billion in CapEx build-out, but your CapEx is far below what Meta' | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft missed the mobile revolution. Is Microsoft going to miss the AI revolution if you don't have a Frontier mode | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "we started multiple years before people woke up to even actually needing to build. And so that's kind of one aspect of | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "we're pretty thrilled with the progress we're making with even Copilot, if you sort of look at the subscriber numbers | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "The aspect on the model side is we're thrilled about, obviously, our investment in OpenAI, the access we have to their | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "My advice is more like use all, but be independent of all. So for example, my acid test is you should always eval max, | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "we go build as much, we lease, we even rent. Right now, we're even renting quite a bit because we kind of were short o | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "my goal is not to have just two customers, three customers. It's great to have OpenAI being one of our largest custome | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "We have our own. OpenAI is building their chip, so that's also going to be there. AMD is in there. So my thing is to r | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2N2A41NV23SGNCM0ACSG0GC", "signals": [{"quote": "the tax revenues have gone up 12 times, the paid-in taxes have gone down by a third. The growth is higher than Seattle | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-09-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2TVKTDRHCVJ2N5SA43EP1Y2", "signals": [{"quote": "I negotiated a deal with Microsoft along with Owen and a couple of other folks, they valued the company at fifteen bil | observed | artifact ↗ | 2020-02-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2TVKTDRHCVJ2N5SA43EP1Y2", "signals": [{"quote": "mark didn't believe the future the company was in banner ads so he basically said let's outsource that to Microsoft", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2020-02-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2TXD89W0TDQ2C2R5W0V78E3", "signals": [{"quote": "windows is open and you can run any software on it and there's a lot of API so that you can do anything you want with | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-12-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2TZ0D33PGAG1SM5P3V5KGSV", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft saw that game plan did the same thing and now they're the world's most valuable company so amazing how being | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-11-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2TZR0S0M9WG8K9DF6Q4P7CN", "signals": [{"quote": "I also admire you picked the right person to take over the company I think he picked a hell of a person that's not eas | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-11-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2TZR0S0M9WG8K9DF6Q4P7CN", "signals": [{"quote": "sati has done an amazing job", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.8, "signal_class": "assessment", "speaker_name": " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-11-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2TZR0S0M9WG8K9DF6Q4P7CN", "signals": [{"quote": "like Adobe like Microsoft these companies don't just roll over and die like they used to no get a new founder type per | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-11-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2TZR0S0M9WG8K9DF6Q4P7CN", "signals": [{"quote": "they bought Yammer then they added team so they took two swings at the back and and they're serious about it and they' | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-11-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2TZR0S0M9WG8K9DF6Q4P7CN", "signals": [{"quote": "they used to be used to be these old stodgy tech companies the founders get rich they get tired and they just roll ove | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-11-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2TZR0S0M9WG8K9DF6Q4P7CN", "signals": [{"quote": "we're a little bit like Apple versus you know Microsoft back yeah day", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.9, "signa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-11-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2TZR0S0M9WG8K9DF6Q4P7CN", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft bundled it all created office then it unbundled", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.8, "signal_class": "f | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-11-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2V5BVAHKYXQANCHJX5FCW4F", "signals": [{"quote": "what Google is doing is great Microsoft this Facebook they are really thinking about they have large cyber security te | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-06-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2V6HPQNR4SGWKPM6EP1QAA0", "signals": [{"quote": "I guess a lot of people who had previously be previously used Microsoft we are now using Canva.", "stance": "bearish", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-05-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2V6HPQNR4SGWKPM6EP1QAA0", "signals": [{"quote": "really have you seen their templates like they're they're not brutal. Yeah, they're nasty.", "stance": "bearish", "con | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-05-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2V6S5QNYREC41YWXG52HJ5E", "signals": [{"quote": "you know hit hololens is janky right now but yeah obviously they'll get that down to $200 and it'll just work well", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-05-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2V7DZD7ZCSXWM03TMQYPCQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "the Amazons Microsoft Google's of the world are watching this success and building competitive products", "stance": "n | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-05-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2V7DZD7ZCSXWM03TMQYPCQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "like the Microsoft Office suite like if Microsoft Office led Word and Excel or word and Google sheets work really well | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-05-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2V7DZD7ZCSXWM03TMQYPCQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "Google Microsoft we know why Mozilla would back that because Mozilla is a nonprofit that cares about the world yeah bu | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-05-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2V7DZD7ZCSXWM03TMQYPCQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "Internet Explorer would go first because they consider Google their enemy because of the office suite so they would sa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-05-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2V7DZD7ZCSXWM03TMQYPCQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "I would have expected Microsoft actually it would be because if you think about Microsoft their majority their revenue | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-05-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VA7PZYZ38EN85DN31GPMS3", "signals": [{"quote": "There was an internal Stack Overflow at Microsoft that I think did really well.", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-04-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VA7PZYZ38EN85DN31GPMS3", "signals": [{"quote": "we do almost nothing. It's like a small team of sales people uh that sell ads mostly for Azure, honestly.", "stance": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-04-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VA7PZYZ38EN85DN31GPMS3", "signals": [{"quote": "They're paying us a lot more now.", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-04-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VA7PZYZ38EN85DN31GPMS3", "signals": [{"quote": "And I was reminded of when I used to work in the Microsoft Excel team... they make more money off of Excel than Micros | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-04-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VA7PZYZ38EN85DN31GPMS3", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft really went hard after developers and that's exactly what they should have been doing.", "stance": "bullish" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-04-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VBK7G6ZJ2A3369GW7H250Z", "signals": [{"quote": "if your Google if you are Facebook if you are Microsoft and we're really talking about being in there AI business or i | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-03-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VBK7G6ZJ2A3369GW7H250Z", "signals": [{"quote": "I'm worried about Microsoft", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "criticism", "speaker_name": "Roge | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-03-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VBK7G6ZJ2A3369GW7H250Z", "signals": [{"quote": "you're at the mercy of what Google and Facebook and Amazon and Microsoft will let you do", "stance": "bearish", "confi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-03-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VBK7G6ZJ2A3369GW7H250Z", "signals": [{"quote": "Google and Facebook and and Microsoft and Amazon can have a great business without harming people", "stance": "neutral | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-03-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VBK7G6ZJ2A3369GW7H250Z", "signals": [{"quote": "then Microsoft which leads to the internet and what's here's the punchline every one of the target companies so 18t se | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-03-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VBK7G6ZJ2A3369GW7H250Z", "signals": [{"quote": "in Microsoft's case they could participate in the Internet they they did so we've been nicer to Microsoft than we were | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-03-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VBSDHARQGDAAJR4P7PPE9Y", "signals": [{"quote": "either Microsoft or Yahoo is gonna offer a billion dollars for Facebook", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-03-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VE25Q240W9B265MF3276DB", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft same thing Netflix same thing I wouldn't say bulletproof or recession-proof but I would say they will weathe | observed | artifact ↗ | 2019-01-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VEX1SFEYX08DZ17SEPBSRP", "signals": [{"quote": "so Linux became the dominant operating system on the browser side Microsoft couldn't open source windows couldn't comp | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-12-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VEX1SFEYX08DZ17SEPBSRP", "signals": [{"quote": "over the years everything got sucked down into either the office suite or the operating system yeah and so that actual | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-12-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VGVBWKX2M3QPH9KFXSVKC1", "signals": [{"quote": "first one its 2012 with Microsoft which of course is now scaled up the Microsoft accelerator around the world you know | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-11-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VJQ316P30YDBZP4YFSZ0NM", "signals": [{"quote": "when Amazon Google Microsoft should have solved this long ago", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0.7, "signal_class" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-09-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VJQ316P30YDBZP4YFSZ0NM", "signals": [{"quote": "the most Amazon and Microsoft the ones that use it cut outside of their walls", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.7 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-09-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VJQ316P30YDBZP4YFSZ0NM", "signals": [{"quote": "I think China is that this kind of dystopian future that we're worried about here yeah why we're so proud as he focuse | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-09-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VJQ316P30YDBZP4YFSZ0NM", "signals": [{"quote": "Amazon have this I was like webservice - or no facial-recognition they do in their anti-regulation yes they're just so | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-09-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VN7JT0RMK90J8CA5TY8439", "signals": [{"quote": "if you remember Microsoft got into all kinds of antitrust issues I think at the end of the day it burned out Bill Gate | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-05-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VN7JT0RMK90J8CA5TY8439", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft had WordPerfect Excel I'm sorry Lotus 1-2-3 and other products that they had partnerships with they studied | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-05-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VNX4R604DVF3R5KVYK8H7D", "signals": [{"quote": "In Microsoft's case, they wanted to go back from the web toward Windows lock-in with Windows Vista, if you remember th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-05-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VNX4R604DVF3R5KVYK8H7D", "signals": [{"quote": "Even when they're on the precipice of being regulated and pulling a Microsoft, which you and I are students of history | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-05-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VQSS8MR1CTN56XHTYGQM21", "signals": [{"quote": "I think Microsoft you know as I mentioned earlier is a really great and inspiring example what what is it that Microso | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-02-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VQSS8MR1CTN56XHTYGQM21", "signals": [{"quote": "I think everything that Clara said is basically right that you know that I think Microsoft got a lot more mature about | observed | artifact ↗ | 2018-02-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VV5DFRRHZDWPMD5VDNHDCK", "signals": [{"quote": "that's something that Microsoft understood really well", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.8, "signal_class": "asse | observed | artifact ↗ | 2017-11-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VYBKAEDB3ZFJ6WZFRSXSQ8", "signals": [{"quote": "Whereas Microsoft, of course, used the PC. Had three or four thousand dollar computers at the So they were substantial | observed | artifact ↗ | 2017-08-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VYBKAEDB3ZFJ6WZFRSXSQ8", "signals": [{"quote": "They went to their current partners, the PC vendors, and said, 'If you bundle the SGI browser I mean, the Netscape bro | observed | artifact ↗ | 2017-08-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2VYBKAEDB3ZFJ6WZFRSXSQ8", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft was trying to kill us and they effectively did because they disabled us so much that we had to take this off | observed | artifact ↗ | 2017-08-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W02P5WY745TMDEN57EA4ZR", "signals": [{"quote": "Windows 10 isn't something you carry around this yeah then you look around nobody has a Windows 10 in their pocket I'm | observed | artifact ↗ | 2017-07-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W1YM4HXJ21W003JNJWMSVQ", "signals": [{"quote": "so hacker one is a really cool company that I think once you hear about it sounds obvious so Facebook Microsoft Google | observed | artifact ↗ | 2017-04-07 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W25PJA6VFZ31D8SF4TY5AV", "signals": [{"quote": "you see this reminds me an awful lot of the early days of Microsoft you know when Microsoft came up with Microsoft Wor | observed | artifact ↗ | 2017-04-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W25PJA6VFZ31D8SF4TY5AV", "signals": [{"quote": "Netscape invented the browser and set up all those protocols and then Microsoft came along as a very large company wit | observed | artifact ↗ | 2017-04-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W2YAPQ3CM657G5RZNCB1NV", "signals": [{"quote": "I looked at Skype and it was like, you know, when the teacher holds your test, math test up against the other student | observed | artifact ↗ | 2017-03-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W5DTASX1G6R6ZNH9A374X7", "signals": [{"quote": "if they lose what you're calling the creatives the core people that have kept them going decade after decade after dec | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-12-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W6WD1A08FBRTGGQEYR3E41", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft which is more of an augmented actually do AR which is a bit different", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-10-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W6WD1A08FBRTGGQEYR3E41", "signals": [{"quote": "the hollow lens is probably the best execution to date yeah it's uh and but it's a little bit heavy sure um and it's b | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-10-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W7EXCZGZEX4ZK5PPJPKAJP", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft's the most likely buyer", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "prediction", "speaker_name" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-09-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W7EXCZGZEX4ZK5PPJPKAJP", "signals": [{"quote": "you've got platforms out there that could easily add distribution to this thing whether it's Google Facebook Microsoft | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-09-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W7EXCZGZEX4ZK5PPJPKAJP", "signals": [{"quote": "Bing did the same thing from the from the Microsoft side", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.9, "signal_class": "fa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-09-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W9NYGB02H43BR7NH4990R0", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft doesn't want to get mired in some legal Vietnam", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "fac | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-07-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W9TGG695W7JFXCEXSHHKEY", "signals": [{"quote": "It's a new user interface. I call it spatial computing, because HoloLens is a few new technologies put together. The f | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W9TGG695W7JFXCEXSHHKEY", "signals": [{"quote": "Don't complain about this narrow viewing angle, because the optics, we're in very early days. I don't believe consumer | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W9TGG695W7JFXCEXSHHKEY", "signals": [{"quote": "When it's done right, the Mars simulation, they've worked with JPL on the HoloLens, it blew me away. I tried it in Jan | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W9TGG695W7JFXCEXSHHKEY", "signals": [{"quote": "It came out of the Xbox team, actually, and a team in Microsoft Research. Alex Kipman runs the team.", "stance": "neut | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W9TGG695W7JFXCEXSHHKEY", "signals": [{"quote": "HoloLens is, I think, a really important product for Microsoft.", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W9TGG695W7JFXCEXSHHKEY", "signals": [{"quote": "Do you think it will replace the iPhone? SPEAKER_84: Yes.", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "pre | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W9TGG695W7JFXCEXSHHKEY", "signals": [{"quote": "Not today. Keep in mind, you got to remember, this thing is going to shrink over the next five years to be a very, ver | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W9TGG695W7JFXCEXSHHKEY", "signals": [{"quote": "HoloLens is such an amazing product that who will get there first? Microsoft has stores. They have a brand. They have | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W9TGG695W7JFXCEXSHHKEY", "signals": [{"quote": "The people who have seen all three of these say Magic Leap is definitely ahead of HoloLens in terms of the optics syst | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W9TGG695W7JFXCEXSHHKEY", "signals": [{"quote": "HoloLens does not yet categorize the objects in your world. It will in the next 18 months.", "stance": "neutral", "con | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2W9TGG695W7JFXCEXSHHKEY", "signals": [{"quote": "It always amazes me working at Microsoft that Microsoft wasn't split up this way because it's too big a company to run | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WA5BPECNX00K5JJEC7J689", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft has really evolved I think in the last couple years um and is really thinking about the world differently an | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-06-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WA5BPECNX00K5JJEC7J689", "signals": [{"quote": "they build great products across platforms", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "endorsement", "spe | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-06-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WA5BPECNX00K5JJEC7J689", "signals": [{"quote": "even the mighty Microsoft or the mighty Google or Apple any of these big corporations they're also could you know coul | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-06-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WA5BPECNX00K5JJEC7J689", "signals": [{"quote": "it's using 100% Microsoft Azure and it's well and the load is amazing", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.9, "signa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-06-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WAR0TKCYG4BN50RR2PX2E1", "signals": [{"quote": "And so it's really great to have partners like Microsoft. We've been partners with them for years because they're look | observed | artifact ↗ | 2016-06-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WDD8YQW8KC2MENFAN9NJ4F", "signals": [{"quote": "they have that channel conflict at Microsoft, although I don't even really see them pushing the frontier anymore in te | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-08-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WDD8YQW8KC2MENFAN9NJ4F", "signals": [{"quote": "Satya is out this week saying, you know, citing Morgan Stanley's report and saying they're seeing over a 30% return on | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-08-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WDD8YQW8KC2MENFAN9NJ4F", "signals": [{"quote": "now you have a company at 1.4 trillion that I think if you take a three-year or a four-year view, you can see yourself | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-08-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WJMN7MEDRAWBK5P1QFZ5VG", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft has been hit hard by the SAS Revolution", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "assessment" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-11-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WJMN7MEDRAWBK5P1QFZ5VG", "signals": [{"quote": "what they've done an amazing job of as we talked alluded to earlier is financial engineering so Wall Street likes recu | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-11-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WJMN7MEDRAWBK5P1QFZ5VG", "signals": [{"quote": "Office 365 which I use for PowerPoint you know what it is it's software you go to Microsoft's website you download it | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-11-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WJMN7MEDRAWBK5P1QFZ5VG", "signals": [{"quote": "so these companies that are moving to subscription models and that are pseudo SAS are going to have three to four to f | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-11-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WJMN7MEDRAWBK5P1QFZ5VG", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft's done some interesting things they bought a compley and and wonderist and a few other things ... but it's h | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-11-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WJMN7MEDRAWBK5P1QFZ5VG", "signals": [{"quote": "the problem is these guys are just h by the materiality threshold ... just to move the needle you need to do 10% of th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-11-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WJMN7MEDRAWBK5P1QFZ5VG", "signals": [{"quote": "they've also lost much of mobile right", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "assessment", "speaker_ | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-11-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WJMN7MEDRAWBK5P1QFZ5VG", "signals": [{"quote": "they haven't innovated in any interesting way or like Oracle or sap they're buying all the old stuff because it has sc | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-11-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WJMN7MEDRAWBK5P1QFZ5VG", "signals": [{"quote": "there's going to be a SAS product that's lighter and cheaper and faster and better just more Innovative just more coll | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-11-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WK4RJ9VY1KNSS4HFX9RTEF", "signals": [{"quote": "I think they were definitely interested and looked at cyagen I think they didn't end up uh investing if I'm not mistak | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-11-07 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WK4RJ9VY1KNSS4HFX9RTEF", "signals": [{"quote": "I think at the moment Microsoft is happy to just spread its apps across the Android ecosystem the Apple ecosystem um a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-11-07 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WKD07ZA64C6ZRQC5V3ZNPW", "signals": [{"quote": "Windows 3 Office 365 a cloud application at Microsoft it's been around for five years it has 18 million users three mi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-10-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WKD07ZA64C6ZRQC5V3ZNPW", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft I mean it was so much more impressive than what they're doing off Windows OS at this point", "stance": "bull | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-10-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WKD07ZA64C6ZRQC5V3ZNPW", "signals": [{"quote": "the issue is can you buy build contract acquire partner something to catch up with Microsoft and Amazon who really own | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-10-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WKD07ZA64C6ZRQC5V3ZNPW", "signals": [{"quote": "I find myself using Outlook again on my phone and it is delightful on my iPad and my phone the best email client is uh | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-10-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WKD07ZA64C6ZRQC5V3ZNPW", "signals": [{"quote": "I wouldn't be terribly surprised if five years from now they're basically giving away the", "stance": "bullish", "conf | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-10-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WKD07ZA64C6ZRQC5V3ZNPW", "signals": [{"quote": "I actually believe Slack's the real deal and the and I'm not an investor and I wish I was", "stance": "bullish", "conf | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-10-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WKD07ZA64C6ZRQC5V3ZNPW", "signals": [{"quote": "as that that list of Integrations grows it's much harder for somebody to then compete with them we've become the PW bi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-10-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WMTQSHJM0D4NJ9BZ8FNBZK", "signals": [{"quote": "I've heard Microsoft already is working on it", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.7, "signal_class": "fact_claim", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-09-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WN2GJSKYMKRN9M5RBWSZ61", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft basically started to eat the ecosystem and eventually uh it became much less interesting people went somewhe | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-09-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WNFFK5MXEMZMBR8X1B40X9", "signals": [{"quote": "when Microsoft went public in 1985 their revenues were $75 million", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_cla | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-09-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WNFFK5MXEMZMBR8X1B40X9", "signals": [{"quote": "Gates was the most impressive to me because I can remember having a conversation with him the year before Microsoft we | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-09-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WNFFK5MXEMZMBR8X1B40X9", "signals": [{"quote": "in the '80s no question yeah uh you know that and Bill was always listening to everything everyone said right it was a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-09-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WNFFK5MXEMZMBR8X1B40X9", "signals": [{"quote": "because your margins are are half or a third or maybe even a tenth in some case of a mule soft or a you know a company | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-09-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WNX13FZV68VXEXXHT0V56Z", "signals": [{"quote": "um but they're way far behind Amazon they are um and probably Microsoft as well Andor yeah for sure right", "stance": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-08-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WNX13FZV68VXEXXHT0V56Z", "signals": [{"quote": "as Microsoft continues its Revival as Google and Facebook others open offices um in in Seattle um to compete on an eng | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-08-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WQH1XDHSEFZ5TVP85YYZZA", "signals": [{"quote": "we combined video conferencing and business messaging which started with Yammer", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-06-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WSEVN945FF4XZTX34352BP", "signals": [{"quote": "well it turns out if you give a company Microsoft a 20-year Head Start it's pretty tough to catch up", "stance": "bull | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-04-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WSEVN945FF4XZTX34352BP", "signals": [{"quote": "they actually paid us 20 million to change our name too", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "fact_ | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-04-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WSEVN945FF4XZTX34352BP", "signals": [{"quote": "like you know Microsoft was convicted twice of antitrust violations right being a big bad mon Monopoly Monopoly convic | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-04-15 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WTAED5NMQ9238JY7FYCC61", "signals": [{"quote": "if you're at a startup where things work too easily, which I think was the way most people say at Microsoft or Google | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-03-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WTAED5NMQ9238JY7FYCC61", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft, huge monopoly. Justice Department tried to go after them.", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.8, "signal | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-03-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WTAED5NMQ9238JY7FYCC61", "signals": [{"quote": "the 90s with Microsoft is debatable. you could say the internet was going to happen regardless or not.", "stance": "ne | observed | artifact ↗ | 2015-03-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WZAKKGQ64HAD640R3M3C7G", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft released a band $199 Fitness tractor it looked pretty good and it's crossplatform on Android and iPhone", "s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WZAKKGQ64HAD640R3M3C7G", "signals": [{"quote": "it is cross plat truly crossplatform which is refreshing this is amazing", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.7, "si | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WZAKKGQ64HAD640R3M3C7G", "signals": [{"quote": "they said they're releasing an API for outlook.com where anybody can do anything they want with Outlook as the back en | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WZAKKGQ64HAD640R3M3C7G", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft just had a record recorder and they laid off 3,000 people", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.7, "signal_ | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WZAKKGQ64HAD640R3M3C7G", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft seems to be continuing to print money somehow M and nadell actually seems to be doing the right things in te | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WZAKKGQ64HAD640R3M3C7G", "signals": [{"quote": "I definitely think crossplatform is is the way for them to go", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.7, "signal_class" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WZAKKGQ64HAD640R3M3C7G", "signals": [{"quote": "I just don't know whether anyone in the public is going to start identifying Microsoft as as their personal you know F | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WZAKKGQ64HAD640R3M3C7G", "signals": [{"quote": "I'm skeptical in general I think it's refreshing that the approach they've taken uh to try to sort of be the front end | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WZAKKGQ64HAD640R3M3C7G", "signals": [{"quote": "I think they've got some deep systemic issues", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0.9, "signal_class": "assessment", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WZAKKGQ64HAD640R3M3C7G", "signals": [{"quote": "Windows phone as good as it is and I think most you know product reviewers think it's pretty good um it has gotten no | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WZAKKGQ64HAD640R3M3C7G", "signals": [{"quote": "the problem with Microsoft's band is that it just doesn't do very much and part of the reason it doesn't do very much | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WZAKKGQ64HAD640R3M3C7G", "signals": [{"quote": "the other thing that came out of Microsoft that that was fascinating is the surface and I always said like Microsoft g | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2WZAKKGQ64HAD640R3M3C7G", "signals": [{"quote": "I do think that they made it a profitable product because it wasn't cheap um but I think that's a very hopeful sign as | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X6FAN86PST07HBZHH0ZZ69", "signals": [{"quote": "when Microsoft decided they wanted to get build search technology it was a yearslong process", "stance": "neutral", "c | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-04-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X6FAN86PST07HBZHH0ZZ69", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft wanted to buy Yahoo, Yahoo didn't want to be bought", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-04-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X6FAN86PST07HBZHH0ZZ69", "signals": [{"quote": "Yahoo did a deal with Microsoft and gave up all their search technology so when you search at Yahoo by and large you'r | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-04-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X6FAN86PST07HBZHH0ZZ69", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft has a 10-year license on all that technology", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "fact_c | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-04-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X6FAN86PST07HBZHH0ZZ69", "signals": [{"quote": "the faircast thing that they were doing which was to try to predict what's going to on with future flights I always th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-04-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X6FAN86PST07HBZHH0ZZ69", "signals": [{"quote": "they've had other things too like if you wanted to find images by size for your desktop or whatever pretty nice and in | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-04-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X6FAN86PST07HBZHH0ZZ69", "signals": [{"quote": "I love the video previews that's my favorite is that they cash like these video previews so when if you want to see wh | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-04-18 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X7HCA6EZ74RGGDG7YAQ6FB", "signals": [{"quote": "I think this would be a weakness of Microsoft traditionally which is they would never be able to get past the spreadsh | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-03-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X7HCA6EZ74RGGDG7YAQ6FB", "signals": [{"quote": "I think it remains to be seen to see um what types of big bets Microsoft will make going forward from a Corp Dev stand | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-03-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X7HCA6EZ74RGGDG7YAQ6FB", "signals": [{"quote": "we have about 24 folks uh around the world and we're we're much more focused on early stage we're not out making late | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-03-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X7HCA6EZ74RGGDG7YAQ6FB", "signals": [{"quote": "we've made I think uh six Investments uh in the last 6 months I've made five last year so we've been pretty active", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-03-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X7HCA6EZ74RGGDG7YAQ6FB", "signals": [{"quote": "we will certainly follow saia's lead I mean uh sa has not come out to talk yet about kind of that direction uh in the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-03-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X7HCA6EZ74RGGDG7YAQ6FB", "signals": [{"quote": "we invest off the balance sheet so you know we're not out um writing huge checks that are are going in and taking the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-03-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X7HCA6EZ74RGGDG7YAQ6FB", "signals": [{"quote": "frankly I have a ton of respect for for what Wesley and Rich and the team over there have built uh work we actually ta | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-03-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X8ESRKG3T38R0MDVCP0T7Z", "signals": [{"quote": "what Microsoft created was an ecosystem That Grew on its own accord", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.9, "signal_ | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-01-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X8ESRKG3T38R0MDVCP0T7Z", "signals": [{"quote": "if you license offer from bos stop supplying Windows W you won't be able to ship windows on your computer so you're De | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-01-28 | derived | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X8ESRKG3T38R0MDVCP0T7Z", "signals": [{"quote": "gate Gates is smart in a way that surprises most people is an incredible businessman it wasn't just that you know he k | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-01-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X8ESRKG3T38R0MDVCP0T7Z", "signals": [{"quote": "bombers really screwed up the company", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "criticism", "speaker_na | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-01-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X8ESRKG3T38R0MDVCP0T7Z", "signals": [{"quote": "the problem with bomber is he's not a product guy he's a sales guy", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 1, "signal_cla | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-01-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X8ESRKG3T38R0MDVCP0T7Z", "signals": [{"quote": "he can't recognize a good product he doesn't know the difference between one and the other not a product gu", "stance" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-01-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X8ESRKG3T38R0MDVCP0T7Z", "signals": [{"quote": "exchange is horrible product horrible product", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "criticism", "sp | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-01-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X8ESRKG3T38R0MDVCP0T7Z", "signals": [{"quote": "it's a very profitable company extremely well-run but it doesn't have uh", "stance": "mixed", "confidence": 1, "signal | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-01-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X8ESRKG3T38R0MDVCP0T7Z", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft is a massively successful software company and they're very good at what they do", "stance": "bullish", "con | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-01-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X8ESRKG3T38R0MDVCP0T7Z", "signals": [{"quote": "they maintain control over the industry", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-01-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2X8ESRKG3T38R0MDVCP0T7Z", "signals": [{"quote": "he's choosing the next CEO which is what's slowing down the process", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_cl | observed | artifact ↗ | 2014-01-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XA7TDQR4P7WV46YW799FZ8", "signals": [{"quote": "you have companies like Microsoft and Apple which are managing existing product lines um as they're you know declining | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-11-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XA7TDQR4P7WV46YW799FZ8", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft's big idea is the Surface Pro two is going to have two levels of kickstand like that was the marketing and I | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-11-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XA7TDQR4P7WV46YW799FZ8", "signals": [{"quote": "if Bill Gates had stayed at Microsoft see I think Bill Gates left Microsoft so he could do really ambitious things lik | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-11-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XA7TDQR4P7WV46YW799FZ8", "signals": [{"quote": "if Google can build a self driving car Microsoft can build uh why not nuclear power why absolutely they could I mean i | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-11-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XBNAAJPHBHQJMPDZTZRJ3M", "signals": [{"quote": "it's basically the exact opposite of SharePoint", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "criticism", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-10-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XBNAAJPHBHQJMPDZTZRJ3M", "signals": [{"quote": "about all you can do with windows8 is look at it ... it's sort of the thing that we're paying attention to watching ho | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-10-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XBNAAJPHBHQJMPDZTZRJ3M", "signals": [{"quote": "they're going to go attack Microsoft Without Really you know ultimately caring a lot about the the sort of winning in | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-10-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XBNAAJPHBHQJMPDZTZRJ3M", "signals": [{"quote": "you'd eventually have Google Apple Microsoft um eventually giving infinite and sort of unlimited space", "stance": "ne | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-10-11 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XBXD6YBH51576FT94BASHJ", "signals": [{"quote": "they have over $4 billion a backlog they've been profitable 6 years in a row", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-10-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XBXD6YBH51576FT94BASHJ", "signals": [{"quote": "they're perhaps one of the most financially interesting companies under the covers that we've ever seen and what makes | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-10-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XBXD6YBH51576FT94BASHJ", "signals": [{"quote": "I don't want to hold Microsoft I mean where's that going", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0.8, "signal_class": "cr | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-10-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XCJ3YW1GNCCYFH5SBAMJ68", "signals": [{"quote": "i think they're more worried about amazon as like google and microsoft", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.8, "sign | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-10-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XCJ3YW1GNCCYFH5SBAMJ68", "signals": [{"quote": "they're determined to okay they're really determined too and they understand the impact on their business if they don' | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-10-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XD1BTTBRQ9D5PH12M163QN", "signals": [{"quote": "I think the interesting question about Microsoft is you know in their next chapter and their next transformation are t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-09-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XD1BTTBRQ9D5PH12M163QN", "signals": [{"quote": "I look at Microsoft as being so gigantic and so complex it's a little bit like saying you know you can predict how you | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-09-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XD1BTTBRQ9D5PH12M163QN", "signals": [{"quote": "I feel I agree with a lot of what Gina said I mean they're in this really hard place they're stuck between Google and | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-09-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XD1BTTBRQ9D5PH12M163QN", "signals": [{"quote": "I don't think it's dead or close to dying or anything no it's throwing off tens of billions of dollars", "stance": "bu | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-09-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XDCWHYTKMXT3ZXGZEMDFE1", "signals": [{"quote": "they were in the running for ways they didn't they didn't do anywhere near hard enough they should have acquired ways | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-09-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XFEV3WJ0CG6WGSFXJNPCDT", "signals": [{"quote": "that's opposed to Microsoft who really made a drastic step to make Windows 8 you know very much like Windows phone in | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-05-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XFEV3WJ0CG6WGSFXJNPCDT", "signals": [{"quote": "I don't think they're going to LEAP ahead of Microsoft and you know take take full control of the third place position | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-05-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XJ6TE9Z2R3P82JQEHT9FHD", "signals": [{"quote": "look at freaking Microsoft Microsoft is still a money making machine unbel they're built off Windows and office yeah p | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-03-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XJHMN39E3NRFGGP5APF889", "signals": [{"quote": "so that like Microsoft, Apple, Google, uh... Amazon, and, probably, Samsung, is um... [that] they seem to be moving to | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-03-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XJHMN39E3NRFGGP5APF889", "signals": [{"quote": "typically, historically, probably, two companies survive. So you've got five companies with hundreds of billions of do | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-03-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XJHMN39E3NRFGGP5APF889", "signals": [{"quote": "And look, if you think about, Microsoft isn't even in this game. And mobile, like, for Microsoft to not be in the game | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-03-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XJHMN39E3NRFGGP5APF889", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft is trying to pay their way into it. Like, they're, you know, paying developers and things, but it's tough, I | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-03-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XJHMN39E3NRFGGP5APF889", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft, for example, for a long time, they've never made an acquisition. And now, they [do]. Obviously, Skype [Tech | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-03-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XKYP0WEWZWHG8XJSFBV556", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft's q2 earnings were pretty good", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "assessment", "speake | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XM733BTT4SP4JTFENP2F3Q", "signals": [{"quote": "really important to us to make sure it was Tech Stars that's the investor in these companies Nike Microsoft it is Nike | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XM733BTT4SP4JTFENP2F3Q", "signals": [{"quote": "we're super selective uh having Nike having Microsoft Rackspace and others helping those companies is is a a net ad as | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XM733BTT4SP4JTFENP2F3Q", "signals": [{"quote": "I think with any of the corporate programs they really are looking for learning so they want to understand what the st | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XMFWY4KZ5V201HEQG9XZQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "I feel like for the first time I've been talking to people who are 100% apple and they're like 60% or 80% Apple now an | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XMFWY4KZ5V201HEQG9XZQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "I kind of feel like Microsoft and blackberry not dead", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.7, "signal_class": "asses | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XMPRHJWGT174DPQJW8M29V", "signals": [{"quote": "if people do adopt Evernote their usage of Microsoft Word is going to plummet", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 1, | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XMPRHJWGT174DPQJW8M29V", "signals": [{"quote": "I think there's less and less reason for people to use Microsoft Word now", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 1, "sig | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XMPRHJWGT174DPQJW8M29V", "signals": [{"quote": "I think the whole idea of office like I think Microsoft had the monopoly on the concept of productivity like office wa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XMPRHJWGT174DPQJW8M29V", "signals": [{"quote": "I don't use word very much at all no you only need it for much I don't even know what a database is any more like exce | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XMPRHJWGT174DPQJW8M29V", "signals": [{"quote": "how many of them are coming from one note as opposed to nothing right yeah that most is probably less than one percent | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XMPRHJWGT174DPQJW8M29V", "signals": [{"quote": "yeah I decided to do it for windows phone as well for Windows Phone and from windows 8 because I was impressed with th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XMPRHJWGT174DPQJW8M29V", "signals": [{"quote": "I was impressed with the products i thought the products were non trivially good", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XMPRHJWGT174DPQJW8M29V", "signals": [{"quote": "I like they elected was different like it wasn't it was like there were good ideas in there there were different ideas | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XMPRHJWGT174DPQJW8M29V", "signals": [{"quote": "the truth is it's a great product xbox is a very product they're doing great product there", "stance": "bullish", "con | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XMPRHJWGT174DPQJW8M29V", "signals": [{"quote": "I honestly think that like the confusion isn't in naming is like their biggest problem it is a big problem", "stance": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XMZ3W64D7S61HEGMDSDKD6", "signals": [{"quote": "I believe Apple and Google and Microsoft are going to be in a dog fight for the next five years buying the top 50 apps | observed | artifact ↗ | 2013-01-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XNB95QYZB8V6YKDCAY54JD", "signals": [{"quote": "when I started doing videos at Microsoft with a $250 camera we got to four million users a month very very quickly par | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-12-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XNB95QYZB8V6YKDCAY54JD", "signals": [{"quote": "I watched Microsoft put fast following in in play in the 90s and they just wipe the table by being a fast follower you | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-12-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XNB95QYZB8V6YKDCAY54JD", "signals": [{"quote": "I saw this happen with Bill Gates right you know I kept bringing stuff to Bill Gates and saying hey there's something | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-12-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XNB95QYZB8V6YKDCAY54JD", "signals": [{"quote": "I think it's beautiful it's beautiful but it has no apps and it you know I look around the plane I don't see one I I l | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-12-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XNB95QYZB8V6YKDCAY54JD", "signals": [{"quote": "not yet but what I do see is I do see people putting in orders for Sur es and saying how much or how much potential th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-12-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XNB95QYZB8V6YKDCAY54JD", "signals": [{"quote": "even if developers aren't excited about things like Windows Windows 8 that's the market and that's what that's $600 PC | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-12-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XNQKZ93TXRRQ64RSSBAGWP", "signals": [{"quote": "who's the best most you know sort of engaging and supportive of startups of the big four or five you know internet com | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-12-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XPKPH0QESNFRVMQDMDM977", "signals": [{"quote": "if you look at the Microsoft Connect I mean that seemed like far-fetched stuff until it wasn't right until they got to | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-11-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XQ6GX8D8DQQ5R7EZVFFP48", "signals": [{"quote": "But it seems like now we see content being invested in by YouTube and by Microsoft and Yahoo and AOL really leaning in | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-11-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XR5M4VWNMHX8C2T96B83XA", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft has to be bold put out Windows 8 for free let anybody use it on any hardware and then what they should do is | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-11-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XR5M4VWNMHX8C2T96B83XA", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft is going to lose the war in trying to protect its tiny little Turf makes no sense", "stance": "bearish", "co | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-11-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XR5M4VWNMHX8C2T96B83XA", "signals": [{"quote": "Google is going to own the world because of Microsoft stupidity", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0.8, "signal_clas | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-11-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XRPCW7A3TYKVEYJ6JD6K3W", "signals": [{"quote": "I actually think that this is probably the best the touch cover is probably the best Innovation uh of the whole thing" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XRPCW7A3TYKVEYJ6JD6K3W", "signals": [{"quote": "I think you're better off waiting for the the pro which is will give you that more full which could actually legitimat | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XRPCW7A3TYKVEYJ6JD6K3W", "signals": [{"quote": "it actually feels a little heavier you know in your hands it looks a little thick ... it's very difficult to hold in t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XRPCW7A3TYKVEYJ6JD6K3W", "signals": [{"quote": "I find the interface to be um you know it's prettyy nice I mean I always like the Windows Phone interface and it's ver | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XRPCW7A3TYKVEYJ6JD6K3W", "signals": [{"quote": "there's still not a lot of apps for it but the apps that I have used like the Netflix app is amazing", "stance": "mixe | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XRPCW7A3TYKVEYJ6JD6K3W", "signals": [{"quote": "I wouldn't buy this one I would buy the pro", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.9, "signal_class": "endorsement", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XRPCW7A3TYKVEYJ6JD6K3W", "signals": [{"quote": "I think that Microsoft it wants to re wants to shift into being a devices and services business they want to and they | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XRPCW7A3TYKVEYJ6JD6K3W", "signals": [{"quote": "I respect Microsoft for taking a really big bet and and and bu being willing to to make a bold move with the new user | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XRPCW7A3TYKVEYJ6JD6K3W", "signals": [{"quote": "I would have rathered that they had scaled up Windows Phone OS into a tablet and just said you know what we're gonna n | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XRPCW7A3TYKVEYJ6JD6K3W", "signals": [{"quote": "this a sign that they can innovate and they can build something that actually is really beautiful and that you know pe | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-10-27 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XSQ36560TH88SSRM5W82YQ", "signals": [{"quote": "the Bing deal is a great example of mainstreaming cloud but in a way um what what we're really measuring I guess here | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-10-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XSQ36560TH88SSRM5W82YQ", "signals": [{"quote": "the the Bing deal is there's two elements to the deal there's an investment by Microsoft yeah um so you know I wouldn' | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-10-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XTE6142J5PCFZXS6CXG90H", "signals": [{"quote": "it's taken such a long time for Microsoft and Apple", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0.8, "signal_class": "critici | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-09-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XV7CD1VAM23R32E953M5X8", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft famously I've heard if you want to get bought by Microsoft you really need a product champion who believes t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-08-22 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XX4M36VBBPDA9MWTFF0X4P", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft was brain dead in pricing Windows M me I say Windows 8 the way it did I mean $85 with with the bells and whi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-07-07 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "I think it might be Windows Phone which is to say that it will at least a start out I think it's going to be a massive | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "I mean this is just a classic Microsoft get it together pick one but I mean it was it good names from products these a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "I think it's gonna be a piece of crap and I think they just have that iOS simple experience and make it delightful for | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "I think that one of the biggest advantages that Apple has which is kind of a dark-horse thing is that since iOS I thin | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "certainly not as the evil empire anymore yeah but it's still with a lot of skepticism I think I mean their help there' | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "I think those are the right things for them to be doing for develop they're being very startup friendly yeah they are | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "I actually think you know they're catching a lot of flak for it and a lot of people you know oh my god Microsoft is bu | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "I think they did a really good job I think the reason that they were able to do such a good job there is because they | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "I do wish they hadn't called it Windows Phone though", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "criticis | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "X phone that would end the X tablet they should just call X branding", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.8, "signal | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "everybody's talking about Ryan on the on Microsoft it's called smart glass ... basically the idea is it's like airplay | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "I think it's going to enable a huge amount of app development and content development around specifically television", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "I think for the entertainment content I'm a little worried because I don't think that people are gonna want to like bu | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "I kind of hope that they're gonna they should open standard it they should give it away for free I mean this is how Mi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "this new app this new tablet has a USB port that means anybody can make a device anybody can plug anything into it and | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XXS40B97HJ2XWPPK1M707X", "signals": [{"quote": "only Microsoft is doing this right now", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.9, "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speake | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-06-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XZKXFYEFRQQPYBMC5AVK9M", "signals": [{"quote": "I just signed up for Sky Drive Google uh Microsoft and boy does that work the exact same of Dropbox I mean that's an e | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XZKXFYEFRQQPYBMC5AVK9M", "signals": [{"quote": "they've gotten religion they know that product matters", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "assess | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2XZKXFYEFRQQPYBMC5AVK9M", "signals": [{"quote": "same thing with Microsoft with all this money they give to these stupid dividends like this is an opportunity to lock | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-04-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y0PVZ6P6FWZEK52Y3JJKWN", "signals": [{"quote": "I think we're seeing that all these people are going to head in the same direction which is this is going to be the ne | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-04-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y0PVZ6P6FWZEK52Y3JJKWN", "signals": [{"quote": "I sometimes I feel like they're doing it just to get position to be acquired by a company that may do collaboration so | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-04-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y0PVZ6P6FWZEK52Y3JJKWN", "signals": [{"quote": "in corporations it's so hard to put an app on an actual computer like it's like an act of Congress yes they're so worr | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-04-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y54H99CPH0JPPGS75QMQM9", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft just uh just changed agencies after roughly 15 years in San Francisco um a $ 1.5 billion account uh just cha | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-01-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y623QT93C3DDNGWR0D9SJV", "signals": [{"quote": "you can kind of think about it as Microsoft SharePoint if SharePoint worked right", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-01-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y623QT93C3DDNGWR0D9SJV", "signals": [{"quote": "when you think about like how Oracle or Microsoft or IBM or sap goes to Market in the traditional Enterprise model the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-01-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y623QT93C3DDNGWR0D9SJV", "signals": [{"quote": "fear uncertainty and doubt yes which is the the uh classic tactic of Microsoft and Oracle which is scare the hell out | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-01-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y623QT93C3DDNGWR0D9SJV", "signals": [{"quote": "what's really cool is when you look at the counter example of of how they've tried to do that with things like iPhone | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-01-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y623QT93C3DDNGWR0D9SJV", "signals": [{"quote": "they've lost the scale Advantage they've lost the scale Advantage they lost the channel Advantage because when the cha | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-01-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y623QT93C3DDNGWR0D9SJV", "signals": [{"quote": "they just filler bustering until they absolutely have to switch over", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0.8, "signal | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-01-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y623QT93C3DDNGWR0D9SJV", "signals": [{"quote": "I wouldn't necessarily write out the microsofts and oracles ... these guys they'll make moves ... the big difference i | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-01-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y623QT93C3DDNGWR0D9SJV", "signals": [{"quote": "Google Docs when you compare it to Microsoft's offering of office unbelievable it it solves 90% of the problem", "stan | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-01-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y623QT93C3DDNGWR0D9SJV", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft recently got in obviously with with officer 65 and I do think that that Google is much uh much better user e | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-01-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y623QT93C3DDNGWR0D9SJV", "signals": [{"quote": "we were not yet trying to compete with Microsoft SharePoint", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "f | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-01-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y623QT93C3DDNGWR0D9SJV", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft owns all the distribution channels... they have this very large... the vars... the isvs... the SI... they ow | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-01-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y623QT93C3DDNGWR0D9SJV", "signals": [{"quote": "we don't have a captive audience like Microsoft does", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "fact_cla | observed | artifact ↗ | 2012-01-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Y6TEY7NP4G9F96APGWYYCH", "signals": [{"quote": "We outgrew Microsoft on an absolute basis.", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "fact_claim", "spea | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-12-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YCEFB3TE77B4WGRYYPHC43", "signals": [{"quote": "we found that that's huge percentage of the population 50% of the population um spending $45 billion a year was in the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-09-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YCEFB3TE77B4WGRYYPHC43", "signals": [{"quote": "we found that people weren't willing to transact but very interested in the concept of a priced procedure", "stance": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-09-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YCEFB3TE77B4WGRYYPHC43", "signals": [{"quote": "we've raised money from Mayfield this a seed and series a from Mayfield and then we raised money from Benchmark a seri | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-09-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YCEFB3TE77B4WGRYYPHC43", "signals": [{"quote": "97% of dentists are private practices there's no corporate ownership that's partly by state laws it's also partly the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-09-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YCEFB3TE77B4WGRYYPHC43", "signals": [{"quote": "there definitely other verticals um that have high cash pay and highly fragmented markets that this model could apply | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-09-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YD96BDNHSQ418X2E9JC8VV", "signals": [{"quote": "we saw more more innovation in two and a half years before Microsoft strangled the baby in the bed.", "stance": "beari | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-09-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YDGVNVJA3GCV0NVMMN2VB9", "signals": [{"quote": "being acquired by I don't think being acquired by Google today is as bad as at as being acquired by Microsoft was in t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-09-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YEG3WDN17KFWT022E960KN", "signals": [{"quote": "if Microsoft can combine the wow factor of the connect and some of its other recent successful consumer products with | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YEG3WDN17KFWT022E960KN", "signals": [{"quote": "it's not very linear it's almost like they went a little too off on guard in terms of the demos", "stance": "bearish", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YEG3WDN17KFWT022E960KN", "signals": [{"quote": "demo this kind of interface demos really well at a conference right but you don't this is not efficient and fun to do | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YEG3WDN17KFWT022E960KN", "signals": [{"quote": "I they sent me a Windows uh phone and I started playing with it and it does have a certain really nice fluidness to it | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YEG3WDN17KFWT022E960KN", "signals": [{"quote": "the iPad is a very clean interface and this is very busy and I think that's one thing that for me gives me a little pa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YEG3WDN17KFWT022E960KN", "signals": [{"quote": "I I I think it's going to be cooler for a television set and for a tablet than it is going to be for a desktop", "stan | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YEG3WDN17KFWT022E960KN", "signals": [{"quote": "I don't think people we're going to have a bifurcation there's going to be a best of breed when you have a keyboard an | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YKN6XY4YN0Y2B7HKXWW7XJ", "signals": [{"quote": "I think we've got a long way to go before the now and the mobile uh deals uh we have enough inventory and enough valua | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-07-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YKN6XY4YN0Y2B7HKXWW7XJ", "signals": [{"quote": "if you say like of all time it's obviously uh Bill Gates", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.8, "signal_class": "en | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-07-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YMEVG8DFTK46FPPVT81ZAP", "signals": [{"quote": "when you look at Microsoft historically and you have a good historical perspective here it's great to have you on the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-07-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YMEVG8DFTK46FPPVT81ZAP", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft used every possible sharp elbow uh once they had a product clone to dominate a Marketplace they used their c | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-07-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YMEVG8DFTK46FPPVT81ZAP", "signals": [{"quote": "I know people involved in around this company it's a tremendous company and you know a company is great when like my w | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-07-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YMEVG8DFTK46FPPVT81ZAP", "signals": [{"quote": "I'll tell you what the main problem is right now Dropbox is designed for a non-v video world if you've got photos and | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-07-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YMEVG8DFTK46FPPVT81ZAP", "signals": [{"quote": "I think uh you know Dropbox story plays on multiple levels one is its valuation is the signs of the beginning of the A | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-07-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YMEVG8DFTK46FPPVT81ZAP", "signals": [{"quote": "this is a situation where there is a highrisk factor for whoever is investing in Dropbox right now because as we've se | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-07-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YMEVG8DFTK46FPPVT81ZAP", "signals": [{"quote": "I think if you think about the game drops boxes playing the next move you do is you file for an IPO and you dangle tha | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-07-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YP39Z6SM60PAFRRBQ6MM83", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft didn't have anything new moving on", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0.4, "signal_class": "assessment", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-06-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YP39Z6SM60PAFRRBQ6MM83", "signals": [{"quote": "they're moving towards a very family oriented Market because pretty much everyone who who's going to have an Xbox prob | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-06-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YP39Z6SM60PAFRRBQ6MM83", "signals": [{"quote": "I just feel like there weren't any surprises that came out of the the Microsoft press conference", "stance": "neutral" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-06-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YP39Z6SM60PAFRRBQ6MM83", "signals": [{"quote": "I really love how Microsoft with their Xbox Live is just a yearly thing it's a one-year thing", "stance": "bullish", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-06-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YPPAQDEZF6B27Y6FKWENXY", "signals": [{"quote": "I actually think Microsoft's going to be competitive just like Xbox got competitive. Bing is competitive. Do not count | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-06-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YPPAQDEZF6B27Y6FKWENXY", "signals": [{"quote": "piece by piece, Microsoft is relentlessly taking aspects of their business that don't work and making them competitive | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-06-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YPPAQDEZF6B27Y6FKWENXY", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft now knows they and it's part of their key of their success and the customer service element of that and ever | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-06-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YR55KF0GWNBSPC4Z6EYMRB", "signals": [{"quote": "I don't exactly get why... why Skype today is that different from Skype before... they're still losing money too... it | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-05-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YR55KF0GWNBSPC4Z6EYMRB", "signals": [{"quote": "Dropbox being uh acquired by Apple Microsoft and Google I've heard all three companies tried to buy them right and the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-05-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YRZ1G85TWDPK52DB4799ZJ", "signals": [{"quote": "I think the Skype purchase today by the way it's just Microsoft building a Facebook competitor I think they're going t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-05-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YRZ1G85TWDPK52DB4799ZJ", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft whoa Microsoft was as a 650 million valuation the reason that's astounding to me is that it was at that time | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-05-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YS4C0AMN359CJN8GB7XWKJ", "signals": [{"quote": "i think that office microsoft office 365 is going to have some play in the cloud i think that there's a ton of microso | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-05-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YS4C0AMN359CJN8GB7XWKJ", "signals": [{"quote": "i do so i agree with uh dave ... i think the product will be good and i think ultimately the price point will be the r | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-05-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YS4C0AMN359CJN8GB7XWKJ", "signals": [{"quote": "if it wasn't for google and having the progress that they've had with their applications and the cost the price point | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-05-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YS4C0AMN359CJN8GB7XWKJ", "signals": [{"quote": "we do see a lot of uh databases that are on-prem that those companies have built custom applications um but it definit | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-05-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YSHKYKQ831FBCANJ5ECTC4", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft putting Steve bomber essentially another sales guy he came from the sales channel in charge", "stance": "bea | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YSHKYKQ831FBCANJ5ECTC4", "signals": [{"quote": "it's very like Microsoft uh you know was like uh you know 10 20 years ago where they're going to cannibalize the winne | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YSHKYKQ831FBCANJ5ECTC4", "signals": [{"quote": "you know Microsoft's big winners are you know their big money makers are are the the third party plat theh application | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YSHKYKQ831FBCANJ5ECTC4", "signals": [{"quote": "it works during the Microsoft era but I don't think it will work all the time for Facebook if they continue to do it", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YTHW0JTNHS82CN7SS6NVSA", "signals": [{"quote": "company like Microsoft like orange like open table I already use our platform to enrich their existing uh Services", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YTHW0JTNHS82CN7SS6NVSA", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft Xbox awesome product play with it often", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.9, "signal_class": "endorseme | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YTHW0JTNHS82CN7SS6NVSA", "signals": [{"quote": "they're really starting to support startups they're making a real effort to like get in on the ground levels yeah yeah | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YTHW0JTNHS82CN7SS6NVSA", "signals": [{"quote": "the bang search engine really I have to say it's very very impressive that they have matched the quality of Google so | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YV2Y780NP3CQ2CDAQQC8VS", "signals": [{"quote": "I think there's a product consumers want in Social search I think if you look historically at these kind of experiment | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YV2Y780NP3CQ2CDAQQC8VS", "signals": [{"quote": "I would say social is definitely a way people want to search but I wouldn't be thinking this is going to dramatically | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YV2Y780NP3CQ2CDAQQC8VS", "signals": [{"quote": "I don't think so because for most searches anyway people click on the very first item you know on the first page will | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YV2Y780NP3CQ2CDAQQC8VS", "signals": [{"quote": "I think it's lose lose for Google they were rumored to be announcing a giant social network around the time of South b | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YV2Y780NP3CQ2CDAQQC8VS", "signals": [{"quote": "it's really strange because they have so much data they know the links you're emailing and they could they could surfa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YV2Y780NP3CQ2CDAQQC8VS", "signals": [{"quote": "they have the Google URL shortener which contains enormous social data from all of my friends and contacts and they've | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YV2Y780NP3CQ2CDAQQC8VS", "signals": [{"quote": "Google has the best business in the world they have the best search results they make more money from advertising than | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-04-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YVJA3XX04KTV9E6SNRX5H7", "signals": [{"quote": "I think it's an amazing ad I think more companies should do stuff like this because if their games aren't selling you' | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-03-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YW36F3VWY3XBZCPEV0250P", "signals": [{"quote": "number one of course is google number two is Apple number three is Disney number for u.s. state department number five | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-03-25 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YWYDZSSW3RVW5NY69FQZ4X", "signals": [{"quote": "i realized that probably microsoft has some pretty good upside here because before now they just sold software the ope | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-03-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YWYDZSSW3RVW5NY69FQZ4X", "signals": [{"quote": "even some of the big software players like oracle and microsoft it's going to be very difficult for them to transition | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-03-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YXMNDMX29XGDQPTVXNAMZZ", "signals": [{"quote": "there was this wonderful opportunity to innovate and try new things just because no one had really you know worked in | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-03-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YXMNDMX29XGDQPTVXNAMZZ", "signals": [{"quote": "there's some rigor and discipline um that that i learned as an engineer at microsoft that i think was the benefit of a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-03-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YXMNDMX29XGDQPTVXNAMZZ", "signals": [{"quote": "if i could have changed anything i think it would have been that um we were a little bit more bullish about our positi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-03-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YXMNDMX29XGDQPTVXNAMZZ", "signals": [{"quote": "i think you know if we could do it differently i think we would have been a little bit more outspoken and really um go | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-03-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2YXMNDMX29XGDQPTVXNAMZZ", "signals": [{"quote": "when i look at the marketplace today um you know not many people have the developer ecosystem the development tools an | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-03-10 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z0E8GCT98J9QW774ZZBG5T", "signals": [{"quote": "Bing is actually having done Innovative stuff um maybe pushing even Google a little bit is is Bing s would you conside | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-01-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z0E8GCT98J9QW774ZZBG5T", "signals": [{"quote": "we're still waiting to see whether or not they're going to deliver on this we can we can build an interface that it do | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-01-26 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z124X1T7X7N52RY4MT1B4Y", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft was first in this space. Uh they didn't make an impact.", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 1, "signal_clas | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-01-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z124X1T7X7N52RY4MT1B4Y", "signals": [{"quote": "Now these guys are going to be left behind.", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "prediction", "spe | observed | artifact ↗ | 2011-01-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z4EHFH4YSDK6WT5424M9HD", "signals": [{"quote": "boy is being doing a great job they're gaining market share only person in the market who's doing that and they're rea | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z4H4QQCG8RXKD39MW5ECSG", "signals": [{"quote": "Bing has been amazing.", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.9, "signal_class": "assessment", "speaker_name": "Jason | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z4H4QQCG8RXKD39MW5ECSG", "signals": [{"quote": "Bing is tight. And people are saying, oh, the image search on Bing is better than Google. The maps are as good.", "sta | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z4H4QQCG8RXKD39MW5ECSG", "signals": [{"quote": "somebody sends me a Bing map. And I'm like, wait a second. When somebody, when one of your friends, you're like a norm | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z4H4QQCG8RXKD39MW5ECSG", "signals": [{"quote": "I honestly thought it would be a disaster.", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.75, "signal_class": "assessment", "s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z4H4QQCG8RXKD39MW5ECSG", "signals": [{"quote": "No matter what you did in search, it's not going to have any impact on the revenue because Windows is such a juggernau | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z4H4QQCG8RXKD39MW5ECSG", "signals": [{"quote": "If Google does anything too risky with search, their revenues could crater. You guys can go crazy.", "stance": "bullis | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z4H4QQCG8RXKD39MW5ECSG", "signals": [{"quote": "We had a lot of flexibility to try different things without having to worry necessarily about is it the exact right th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z4H4QQCG8RXKD39MW5ECSG", "signals": [{"quote": "And if you go from 10% to 8%, who cares? Better to risk going from, you know, 8% to 12% or whatever you guys have done | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z4Z5EKEDMFS5Y58FMPDFZT", "signals": [{"quote": "Bing is doing a great job the traffic is up", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "assessment", "spe | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z4Z5EKEDMFS5Y58FMPDFZT", "signals": [{"quote": "Google finally has a viable competitor", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "assessment", "speaker_ | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z4Z5EKEDMFS5Y58FMPDFZT", "signals": [{"quote": "Bing is being run like a startup", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "assessment", "speaker_name": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z4Z5EKEDMFS5Y58FMPDFZT", "signals": [{"quote": "Bing is more aggressive in product releases than Google", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "asses | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z62Q8FW68M2CTK6R1TNV9X", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft I think has trouble because it's more of an opportunist organization right", "stance": "bearish", "confidenc | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-06 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z62Q8FW68M2CTK6R1TNV9X", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft and Apple start off both as pirates but Steve Jobs turned out to be a Visionary right and so he can keep see | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-06 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z67V4RY10J9380JFVFYGKD", "signals": [{"quote": "you also have the traditional we're a platform now the traditional tension with platform developers tends to be that t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z67V4RY10J9380JFVFYGKD", "signals": [{"quote": "it's really embarrassing that he don't you think had to be the one who made cloud computing work I mean shouldn't that | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z6ANH6K0639ETAJY889SYH", "signals": [{"quote": "this is the one bundle that we're featuring that's really really difficult to find they are almost sold out almost eve | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-12-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z72QNQ3ARMRA7FB0C8RMYT", "signals": [{"quote": "a lot of serious business people a lot of big businesses they still run on Microsoft Windows you know 600 computers wi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-11-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z73QK5BDZYXPCGRP1ZMY8D", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft confirms over 1 million Connect units sold since its release only 10 days ago. Um this puts Microsoft on tra | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-11-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z73QK5BDZYXPCGRP1ZMY8D", "signals": [{"quote": "I think that their major problem is that retailers are already saying that they're low on stock. If they're saying tha | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-11-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z73QK5BDZYXPCGRP1ZMY8D", "signals": [{"quote": "Uh I think that the Connect is great if you like to dance. If you don't like to dance, you probably should not get the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-11-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z73QK5BDZYXPCGRP1ZMY8D", "signals": [{"quote": "I think trying to do a shooter on the connect. It's just impossible.", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0.9, "signal | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-11-19 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z75PTYA22JSSD5ZFX1V880", "signals": [{"quote": "I highly recommend the Connect. Uh I was a little um wary at first. Uh and they have some really amazing bundle deals | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-11-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z75PTYA22JSSD5ZFX1V880", "signals": [{"quote": "The Connect has been doing some really amazing things", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.7, "signal_class": "asses | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-11-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z7J7ZMYRWW9XT4T34AH56B", "signals": [{"quote": "When Microsoft starts from the bottom up they build great product when they have to build on the legacy of Windows the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-11-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z7J7ZMYRWW9XT4T34AH56B", "signals": [{"quote": "they build it from the bottom up it's incredibly elegant it's incredibly powerful and developers love it they're devel | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-11-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z7J7ZMYRWW9XT4T34AH56B", "signals": [{"quote": "I think Microsoft has an image quality problem", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.8, "signal_class": "assessment", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-11-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z7J7ZMYRWW9XT4T34AH56B", "signals": [{"quote": "I think if you look at the Xbox being just a slam dunk of a product and Incredibly elegant", "stance": "bullish", "con | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-11-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z7J7ZMYRWW9XT4T34AH56B", "signals": [{"quote": "the Bing search engine actually doing pretty well uh and has a lot of innovative clean features and they started from | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-11-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z7J7ZMYRWW9XT4T34AH56B", "signals": [{"quote": "I think it's going to be a modest success and the the determining factor is going to be how many developers they can b | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-11-09 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z94JHMFJC29NM6SP1A7J7D", "signals": [{"quote": "Reggie Fame from Nintendo says that he sees apple as a larger threat than Microsoft and Sony", "stance": "neutral", "c | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-10-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z94JHMFJC29NM6SP1A7J7D", "signals": [{"quote": "I feel like apple really is you know some of Nintendo's biggest competition because Nintendo is so great at bringing i | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-10-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z94JHMFJC29NM6SP1A7J7D", "signals": [{"quote": "I don't think that they need to be worried about anyone I think Nintendo cre created the genre of casual games I mean | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-10-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z94JHMFJC29NM6SP1A7J7D", "signals": [{"quote": "they have the 3DS coming out next year and that's going to completely over Shadow any kind of gaming device that PlayS | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-10-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2Z94JHMFJC29NM6SP1A7J7D", "signals": [{"quote": "I was really kind of sad to see that he thinks that you know I mean obviously it would be a a a a threat I mean Apple | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-10-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZBCPACZ3RSKCFG1NE8W5QN", "signals": [{"quote": "if you look at this in essence we're moving into cloud computing we're Outsourcing things outside of the firewall so t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-10-07 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZBCPACZ3RSKCFG1NE8W5QN", "signals": [{"quote": "no they haven't the cloud computing piece has just started and on one end they've got a battle Google on the low end o | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-10-07 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZBCPACZ3RSKCFG1NE8W5QN", "signals": [{"quote": "I think Microsoft saw that if you look at the azur appliance a year ago they said they would never produce a private C | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-10-07 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZBCPACZ3RSKCFG1NE8W5QN", "signals": [{"quote": "there some things I miss about exchange", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "assessment", "speaker | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-10-07 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZBN43QVGEMN9ATPZ8C2F78", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft apparently will not have a Windows tablet in the market until halfway through 20111 is what researchers are | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-10-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZEKSPHXVJ44B9ZBQHATWCJ", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft likes to keep their architecture closed um you know to keep hackers out they've always protected that Drive | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZEKSPHXVJ44B9ZBQHATWCJ", "signals": [{"quote": "I don't think they had a chance to test it out so I'm sure they'll release a patch soon to fix it", "stance": "neutral | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZEKSPHXVJ44B9ZBQHATWCJ", "signals": [{"quote": "if you want to buy a Microsoft hard drive it's only $130", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0.8, "signal_class": "cr | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZEKSPHXVJ44B9ZBQHATWCJ", "signals": [{"quote": "Halo Reach has sold $200 million worth of copies in its first day that at the biggest sales day this year of any produ | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZEKSPHXVJ44B9ZBQHATWCJ", "signals": [{"quote": "I'm sure Microsoft will release those hopefully next week or in the upcoming week to kind of give this broad idea of h | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZEKSPHXVJ44B9ZBQHATWCJ", "signals": [{"quote": "I believe when Halo 3 came out it set an Xbox Live record they had 1 million Xbox Live users on the first day that Hal | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZEKSPHXVJ44B9ZBQHATWCJ", "signals": [{"quote": "ports I will always get on on Xbox 360 because it's the leader they'll develop first on that and the cell architecture | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZEKSPHXVJ44B9ZBQHATWCJ", "signals": [{"quote": "if we're talking about exclusives like do you really think Uncharted 2 God of War 3 Metal Gear Solid 4 or Killzone 2 d | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZEKSPHXVJ44B9ZBQHATWCJ", "signals": [{"quote": "the new Xbox I um is is much that that whole loud motor problem they they are they're corrected it's corrected that th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-17 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZFSWGN5GHTTNMNSATQTSQM", "signals": [{"quote": "soour uh really has been unable to kind of uh move as quickly as I think they wanted to move and but you know they're | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZFSWGN5GHTTNMNSATQTSQM", "signals": [{"quote": "Azure is a great platform in itself", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "endorsement", "speaker_na | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZFSWGN5GHTTNMNSATQTSQM", "signals": [{"quote": "so first of all I can say I like Windows 7 because it's better than its predecessor and and on the eucal eucalyptus pl | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-08 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "we're positioning Azure as our cloud-based operating system", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "f | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "we're obviously targeting the platform as a service and the software as a service, not so much the infrastructure", "s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "there's room for a lot of different offerings for the cloud", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.9, "signal_class": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "the offerings such as Microsoft has and the Nebula stuff and all the other stuff that we've been talking about on this | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft's edge content network um has caching equipment at like lots of sites around the world rather than focusing | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "what I've seen since we've gone to market with Azure is a very rapid expansion number of our data centers.", "stance": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "we're really focusing on green IT.", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.95, "signal_class": "assessment", "speaker_n | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "we're trying to be a market leader here.", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.95, "signal_class": "assessment", "spe | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "I like the Microsoft also the Google approach to to the way in which they cache and provide distributed systems becaus | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "in Office 2010 we have a social connector for Outlook and for SharePoint. So we've actually got released product aroun | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft is all over that stuff and um I'm looking forward to the conversation.", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "we're making announcements slowly around it. You know, Balmer is the lead on this obviously and um as the our major sh | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "we're already uh in market for our developers with Windows 7 phones. Um even though the devices really aren't broadly | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "We've had a huge focus on cloud computing particularly in my group because we are responsible for educating the develo | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "There's a lot more resources being added. I mean just very specifically in Southern California we added five positions | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "We've taken all the things that we know based on our products and we've put them... and we've created the most optimiz | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "You can, for example, have a Java front end. Yeah. um you don't have to install an SDK or any developer co tools. You | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "we're coming from behind in the world of cloud. So, our biggest competitors are offering infrastructure. ... we have a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "From the SQL the database side what we're moving towards is full compatibility with our on-prem database because you p | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "go and try and develop an app using the different vendors applications and you tell me which experience is has the lea | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "around the cloud computing platform, uh, we are really listening to our customers, you know, and I'll go back to the S | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "We're not going to be in the infrastructure world as far as I know. things do change, but we're we're moving heavily i | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "what we're seeing this year is the implementation of Steve's all-in message which is whether it's required training fo | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "I spoke at some of the open cloud camp events. I was keynote speaker at Silicon Valley Cloud Camp and spoke several se | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "We have a whole sector of outward facing field representatives that just deal with government and those folks are rece | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "is everybody behind this is a core strategic growth area for Microsoft going forward. I've got a one-word answer to th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "I opened not with Visual Studio, but with Eclipse... a Microsoft evangelist coding up a Java app and connecting to SQL | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGKS9DPVDTNTZEMFZHZBJJ", "signals": [{"quote": "I think that one of our key competitive advantages is that we're going to not only have relational available in a very | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGXJBPGP5FJDXHZ3HZQPK7", "signals": [{"quote": "i think metro ui is going to pull iphone users who are looking for more syncing functionality with their pcs and i thi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGXJBPGP5FJDXHZ3HZQPK7", "signals": [{"quote": "i'm just i'm really hoping that the executives at microsoft don't kind of ... they don't virtual boy this which is the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZGXJBPGP5FJDXHZ3HZQPK7", "signals": [{"quote": "they can put the money behind it they did that with xbox that's how they muscled their way into the video game world", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-04 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZH3X17PPMKX0KZK7GTJ2GN", "signals": [{"quote": "I think this is a horrible thing to increase the price I understand they want to be getting more of the exclusives and | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZH3X17PPMKX0KZK7GTJ2GN", "signals": [{"quote": "I think obviously it's greed right they want to make more money but I don't understand why they think they can do this | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZH3X17PPMKX0KZK7GTJ2GN", "signals": [{"quote": "as far as um online community goes Xbox blows everybody else out of the water let's just let's just be honest about th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-09-03 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZJ1WTBN47CYKT10TDA7A5E", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft displayed the move in like these little bubbles because there was like interference with people walking arou | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZJ1WTBN47CYKT10TDA7A5E", "signals": [{"quote": "the connect games they're not looking so hot right now", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0.7, "signal_class": "crit | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZJ1WTBN47CYKT10TDA7A5E", "signals": [{"quote": "the only other thing that I think would have competed for Best Hardware accessory is the connect but there's been like | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZJ1WTBN47CYKT10TDA7A5E", "signals": [{"quote": "I like that I hate the points yeah it's stupid", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "criticism", "s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZJ1WTBN47CYKT10TDA7A5E", "signals": [{"quote": "I know they have a deal with Microsoft to sell for real money", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-28 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZJSXA0YHJK2RCKZB9258P3", "signals": [{"quote": "I guess this is just so much work for them they couldn't do it in the first revision okay which is gonna be bad for th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZJSXA0YHJK2RCKZB9258P3", "signals": [{"quote": "it's gonna have to be incredible absolutely incredible to pull people away", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0.7, " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZJSXA0YHJK2RCKZB9258P3", "signals": [{"quote": "Xbox is a differentiation but not necessarily a selling not necessarily the only selling point for that phone", "stanc | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZJYXT4WTWP62PTVRRR775N", "signals": [{"quote": "i think that they're it's about time that they've done this i know that they've had handheld gaming devices for quite | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZJYXT4WTWP62PTVRRR775N", "signals": [{"quote": "one downer is actually lack of online co-op play or a competitive play you can't multiplayer game at all kind of ironi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZJYXT4WTWP62PTVRRR775N", "signals": [{"quote": "the xbox 360 for the first time uh i think in its his in its six year history was the number one console in uh in july | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZJYXT4WTWP62PTVRRR775N", "signals": [{"quote": "i think it's significant for microsoft because they've been behind nintendo for so long when it comes to hardware sale | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZJYXT4WTWP62PTVRRR775N", "signals": [{"quote": "i think it's good this is good for microsoft and i think that they need this push especially since they have connect c | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZJYXT4WTWP62PTVRRR775N", "signals": [{"quote": "i mean it's certainly it's one month right they're not going to beat nintendo they're not even going to come close but | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZKAWDH73VQJJ8KE1MHG44T", "signals": [{"quote": "I hope connect just doesn't suck I really hope it doesn't suck please Microsoft just just bake this thing fully before | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-13 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZM1SV9D25HN6FRX12QEVVJ", "signals": [{"quote": "I agree I agree um ultimately Microsoft is as Microsoft play I don't think it's going to make sense for rack based off | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZMBKKQ289ZFKSZXFW5G83J", "signals": [{"quote": "windows phone 7 uh this could be a problem chalk this one up to I hope they really fix this error before it launches a | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-08-07 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZN9W5KZSWVTBQ3WETJBTK4", "signals": [{"quote": "we're engaged with microsoft and the minute we end that we actually already have another engagement that i can't talk | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZN9W5KZSWVTBQ3WETJBTK4", "signals": [{"quote": "because microsoft is rolling out the windows phone 7 in december they want to get some developers together we're going | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZP149RV7J1XHKEXABJKFPJ", "signals": [{"quote": "microsoft is inviting ipad owners to a series of two hour studies on the redmond campus to get more feedback about how | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZP149RV7J1XHKEXABJKFPJ", "signals": [{"quote": "this strikes me as a sort of clueless like they go get some ipads and give them to your best people and see what they | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZP149RV7J1XHKEXABJKFPJ", "signals": [{"quote": "i think it's probably a good idea for the wrong reason only in that i sort of the distrust of microsoft to actually un | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZP149RV7J1XHKEXABJKFPJ", "signals": [{"quote": "i don't necessarily microsoft has the bear market on credibility so not so much", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZP149RV7J1XHKEXABJKFPJ", "signals": [{"quote": "i feel like there's a good chance it's just gonna they're gonna get everybody in a room and balmer is just gonna yell | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZP149RV7J1XHKEXABJKFPJ", "signals": [{"quote": "I know I really do like uh bing's visual search I think is a lot better than google's that's they're real to me the hu | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZP149RV7J1XHKEXABJKFPJ", "signals": [{"quote": "I also do on the uh on the web I actually do think the big maps are a pretty good deal better", "stance": "bullish", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-16 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZQ5Q4ZXK0GVE2FPFX6PASB", "signals": [{"quote": "Hulu Plus it's coming out for PS3 iPad I think and Xbox 360 but on Xbox 360 it's coming out way later", "stance": "neu | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZQ5Q4ZXK0GVE2FPFX6PASB", "signals": [{"quote": "Hulu Plus will be a quote unquote custom experience restricted to Xbox Live Gold members", "stance": "neutral", "confi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZQ5Q4ZXK0GVE2FPFX6PASB", "signals": [{"quote": "the people at Microsoft didn't want to get screwed on the deal either so they're like okay well how about we collabora | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZQ5Q4ZXK0GVE2FPFX6PASB", "signals": [{"quote": "I think these subscription plans on top of subscription plans are just ridiculous not going to work", "stance": "beari | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZQ5Q4ZXK0GVE2FPFX6PASB", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft just does not know how to roll out a product and Get Hype going", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0.8, "s | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZQ5Q4ZXK0GVE2FPFX6PASB", "signals": [{"quote": "I think connect I'm a little worried about connect I have to be honest honestly when it comes out I'm a little concern | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZQ5Q4ZXK0GVE2FPFX6PASB", "signals": [{"quote": "that it's going to be a big failure well what why why do you say that because okay the Wii got the audience it did bec | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-07-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZQZN1KDK51J0CXDW9M8H1P", "signals": [{"quote": "Yahoo, Google, IBM, Microsoft, every big company. It takes forever to make decisions. They have tons of business devel | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZR2KMSN8ECBCFSE0WMWRQV", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft hasn't completely clarified its licensing arrangements for virtual desktop instances and it's unclear how th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZR2KMSN8ECBCFSE0WMWRQV", "signals": [{"quote": "the hosted exchange business has been a very good and fast growth business but not a very high margin business", "stan | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZR2KMSN8ECBCFSE0WMWRQV", "signals": [{"quote": "people were thinking that these were going to displace Microsoft and this was a fabulous Boon to Linux based operating | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZR2KMSN8ECBCFSE0WMWRQV", "signals": [{"quote": "there's sort of an interesting anecdote from there this fantastic growth in netbooks ... initially I think more than h | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZR2KMSN8ECBCFSE0WMWRQV", "signals": [{"quote": "it turns out that the average consumer is still using at you know beyond the browser at least one or two other applica | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZR2KMSN8ECBCFSE0WMWRQV", "signals": [{"quote": "I mean Google is behind this Microsoft's catching up to it Salesforce is behind that a lot of our companies are exactl | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZR7T369VEVS5NHWJ8ZTGM7", "signals": [{"quote": "he's going up against microsoft google and ibm and grouping them and they're not even coming close", "stance": "bearis | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZR7T369VEVS5NHWJ8ZTGM7", "signals": [{"quote": "I learned both things to do and things not to do right so amongst the things to do would be just uh run your product w | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRGZFKYHQQS2M7YR8MTWBZ", "signals": [{"quote": "we came out a topics with a with a uh with a news product right after Google had come up with our Google News product | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRGZFKYHQQS2M7YR8MTWBZ", "signals": [{"quote": "Google's a search based news product we decided to be more of a directory based news product where we'd have in our ca | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRGZFKYHQQS2M7YR8MTWBZ", "signals": [{"quote": "in the case of Google they launched the local zip code level local news now I wouldn't write those guys off but you kn | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRGZFKYHQQS2M7YR8MTWBZ", "signals": [{"quote": "doing a search product uh against something Google was doing kind of hard but if you gave something someone if you gav | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRGZFKYHQQS2M7YR8MTWBZ", "signals": [{"quote": "Google doesn't want to get into content and Google doesn't want to do community building it's not their speciality", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRGZFKYHQQS2M7YR8MTWBZ", "signals": [{"quote": "a lot of people though don't have this problem with figuring out a business model like if you're Microsoft or Salesfor | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRGZFKYHQQS2M7YR8MTWBZ", "signals": [{"quote": "so it's an incredible deal for Microsoft obviously", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 0.9, "signal_class": "assessme | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRSECD7BSECMSD49ZXXR8E", "signals": [{"quote": "there's just two people usually you know there's a coconut Pepsi sometimes there's one dominant player windows but app | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRSECD7BSECMSD49ZXXR8E", "signals": [{"quote": "the local search business is really dominated by Google and Yahoo because we have to know in search engines right so w | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRSECD7BSECMSD49ZXXR8E", "signals": [{"quote": "having a search engine as part of an asset and the company is huge and I think that's that's a thing and an asset real | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRYMHC2D5GYQ3RP51EYSQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "we had been using it internally for at least six months right so i had seen it um and the truth is it had always been | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRYMHC2D5GYQ3RP51EYSQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "the results are better the the look and feel is better some of the features i the features i noticed were the mapping | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRYMHC2D5GYQ3RP51EYSQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "i was shocked because i would say the previous product was like two or three out of 10 and google's like a nine or you | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRYMHC2D5GYQ3RP51EYSQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "people discount microsoft like in certain spaces like they said oh they'll never be able to do anything at video games | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRYMHC2D5GYQ3RP51EYSQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "it's pretty upbeat pretty optimistic you probably saw in the news that steve ballmer said he's going to continue to in | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRYMHC2D5GYQ3RP51EYSQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "sounds like the people that google not to put you on the spot are actually a little concerned about it which is to get | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRYMHC2D5GYQ3RP51EYSQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "no microsoft is not invested in those sorts of things", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "fact_cl | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZRYMHC2D5GYQ3RP51EYSQ1", "signals": [{"quote": "the next year microsoft immediately sponsored they sponsored it again this year and they've been a tremendous tremendo | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-29 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZSACR9400KMTRMXMH7282Z", "signals": [{"quote": "everybody was I say anti- Microsoft at the time I think that's kind of softened a bit", "stance": "neutral", "confiden | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZSACR9400KMTRMXMH7282Z", "signals": [{"quote": "a lot of venture back companies were having difficulty competing with Microsoft right", "stance": "neutral", "confiden | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZSACR9400KMTRMXMH7282Z", "signals": [{"quote": "they had 90% OS install Bas", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.9, "signal_class": "fact_claim", "speaker_name": "M | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZSACR9400KMTRMXMH7282Z", "signals": [{"quote": "I think Microsoft really pissed him off", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0.7, "signal_class": "criticism", "speake | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZSACR9400KMTRMXMH7282Z", "signals": [{"quote": "the idea was that maybe that was anti-competitive because you had such Market power", "stance": "neutral", "confidence | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-24 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZVC4HEKE8MPAWF88CG5XH4", "signals": [{"quote": "I think the biggest element is usability and change and when you see how non-integrated some of these products can be. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZVC4HEKE8MPAWF88CG5XH4", "signals": [{"quote": "I can't replace my office suite unfortunately with with them given what I want to do without losing more of my hair.", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZVC4HEKE8MPAWF88CG5XH4", "signals": [{"quote": "I don't see um government employees as a whole uh moving from their Microsoft office office desktop app and experience | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZVC4HEKE8MPAWF88CG5XH4", "signals": [{"quote": "It'll be interesting to see how Microsoft responds. You know, Microsoft's been pushing a pretty big effort around Micr | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZVP4DMW33CWEMVD2CKR1F8", "signals": [{"quote": "the biggest threat to microsoft frankly is at the os level because that device ain't running windows right my ipad rig | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZVP4DMW33CWEMVD2CKR1F8", "signals": [{"quote": "they're not going to give up exchange anytime soon or office products", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.7, "signa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZVWKEDQQCJ93P50W3S5BZB", "signals": [{"quote": "I actually think Microsoft has got to leg up to be completely fair... I actually say Advantage Microsoft on this one." | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZVWKEDQQCJ93P50W3S5BZB", "signals": [{"quote": "for real serious work uh Google Docs is still not at par with what you can do with Office Word or Excel or PowerPoint | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZVWKEDQQCJ93P50W3S5BZB", "signals": [{"quote": "I don't think there's any reason why Microsoft could not just you could do collaborative documents with the processing | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZW2Q9300BWHEMTRGX24161", "signals": [{"quote": "the newer challengers of amazon and of of microsoft as you have really to be looked into seriously because they give y | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M2ZW2Q9300BWHEMTRGX24161", "signals": [{"quote": "if they would have to go to purely internet internet-based technologies like like microsoft.net or plain java then the | observed | artifact ↗ | 2010-06-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "I think this has really been an amazing partnership through every phase. ... I think this is one of the great tech par | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "we are very thrilled to be an investor and an early backer. And it's a great, and it's really a testament to what Sam | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft started investing in 2019, has invested in the ballpark of $13, $14 billion into OpenAI. And for that, you g | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "without certainly without Microsoft and particularly Satya's early conviction, we would not have been able to do that. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft is one of the largest distribution platforms in the world", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": 1, "signal_cl | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "we would still want Microsoft's help getting this product out into people's hands", "stance": "bullish", "confidence": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "So that would mean if you had $20 billion in revenue that you're paying $3 billion to Microsoft", "stance": "bullish", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "OpenAI can distribute its models, its leading models on Azure, but I don't think you can distribute them on any other | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "we heard from both microsoft and google yesterday both said their cloud businesses would have been growing faster if t | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "it's not a supply issue of chips it's actually uh the fact that i don't have warm shells to plug into in fact that is | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "microsooft since 1995 was obsessed i mean bill's obsession for the company was natural language natural language i mea | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "copilot inside of uh github copilot and seeing just the code completions and seeing it work that's when i would say we | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "the collective monetization reach of github copilot chat gpt microsooft 365 copilot and copilot you add those four thi | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "microsooft had missed out on search had missed out on mobile you become ceo almost had missed out on the cloud right y | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "the real strategic thing that comes together and that remains going forward is that stateless api exclusivity on azure | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GD0BYZFPHA6N3QDBDWG6DT", "signals": [{"quote": "we were involved even in 2016 uh when initially open ai uh started in fact azure was even the first sponsor i think", | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GE7A7HJA7SB8VKWQ9P8KVT", "signals": [{"quote": "But it started with the original, from my perspective, with the original Microsoft OpenAI deal where credits go in as | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-10-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GGTK8SC7MWRKWNJ2CKKW0X", "signals": [{"quote": "But they don't get to charge that because there's Teams and there's Google Meet and there's other stuff like that.", " | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-09-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GGTK8SC7MWRKWNJ2CKKW0X", "signals": [{"quote": "I think part of the reason that there's price compression for tools like Zoom or Slack and Teams is in part because th | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-09-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GGTK8SC7MWRKWNJ2CKKW0X", "signals": [{"quote": "companies like Microsoft, you know, had fits and starts with the Internet and cloud and came out quite strong. And so | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-09-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GGTK8SC7MWRKWNJ2CKKW0X", "signals": [{"quote": "And just like the reputation Satya has for transitioning Microsoft into the Azure cloud era, but it is absolutely not | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-09-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GGTK8SC7MWRKWNJ2CKKW0X", "signals": [{"quote": "And you just look at the transition from like Windows revenue to Azure Active Directory, each one of those is a ground | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-09-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GK80S5N9V9VW9SA6BB4G47", "signals": [{"quote": "you got Microsoft maybe, I mean, they have access to open AI right now, but they might lose that or whatever. You've g | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-07-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GK80S5N9V9VW9SA6BB4G47", "signals": [{"quote": "you look at Microsoft, you know, choosing not to extend their CapEx budget.", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.9, | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-07-31 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GQ8GWJ4YTQ2GBVK3H05EPA", "signals": [{"quote": "And you have Oracle at 5%, Amazon 44 because of the success of AWS, Google 19, and Microsoft 30. And then you show rig | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GQ8GWJ4YTQ2GBVK3H05EPA", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft derivatively is supporting ChatGPT, as is Oracle and CoreWeave on the slide.", "stance": "bullish", "confide | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GQ8GWJ4YTQ2GBVK3H05EPA", "signals": [{"quote": "Now, we're entering the AI era. And I do think it's kind of a provocative question, which is that, has Microsoft reach | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GQ8GWJ4YTQ2GBVK3H05EPA", "signals": [{"quote": "Then, ironically, just as GitHub Copilot comes in, Brad, familiar with the term, the get fit era. This is like, wait. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-20 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GTAXJ55K1P5CN9FH8B4REB", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft's a great company. But to have both of those muscles totally firing, if I'd been able to sustain that consum | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GTAXJ55K1P5CN9FH8B4REB", "signals": [{"quote": "the enterprise muscle, muy macho, it got very big and very strong. And so I'm very proud of that.", "stance": "neutral | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GTAXJ55K1P5CN9FH8B4REB", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft started out as a consumer company and we built a very important consumer business. That success translated i | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GTAXJ55K1P5CN9FH8B4REB", "signals": [{"quote": "Bill's pushing windows hard, but we still suspected OS two could be the winner because it came from IBM, but we couldn | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GTAXJ55K1P5CN9FH8B4REB", "signals": [{"quote": "Windows isn't powerful Windows yet. Windows is this fledgling kind of idea.", "stance": "bearish", "confidence": 0.9, | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GTAXJ55K1P5CN9FH8B4REB", "signals": [{"quote": "And that's when we first got attention from antitrust authority.", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.8, "signal_cla | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GTAXJ55K1P5CN9FH8B4REB", "signals": [{"quote": "I pick up the Wall Street Journal and I read that IBM's divorcing us.", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.9, "signa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GTAXJ55K1P5CN9FH8B4REB", "signals": [{"quote": "And now I just find it cuckoo that, you know, all Microsoft is characterized as an enterprise company, which I'm not, | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GTAXJ55K1P5CN9FH8B4REB", "signals": [{"quote": "If we couldn't sell our stuff to businesses, only to consumers, we knew that by then. We'd only get so far because ent | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GTAXJ55K1P5CN9FH8B4REB", "signals": [{"quote": "Easy. Because that's where IBM could squish us like a bug.", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 1, "signal_class": "as | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GTAXJ55K1P5CN9FH8B4REB", "signals": [{"quote": "Number one, very hard to copies of software you print. And number two problem, we were selling upgrades and new licens | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4GTAXJ55K1P5CN9FH8B4REB", "signals": [{"quote": "So we solved the upgrade price problem, and we solved the difficulty of administration problem, and that was the enter | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-06-02 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4H3GE700Y5ZG4FC55QPEJQ4", "signals": [{"quote": "Microsoft, I think mostly leverages their corporate customer base and kind of uses that to drive their business.", "st | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-03-21 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4H54YAG63YM8T8PB20M9C4E", "signals": [{"quote": "I mean, you and I just had this conversation. I mean, you could imagine, for example, a world in which Microsoft were | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-03-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4H54YAG63YM8T8PB20M9C4E", "signals": [{"quote": "But when founders are raising $8, $9 billion, it becomes a much, much more difficult decision for a company like Micro | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-03-01 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4H5V2PHB03C4BMEJM6XKATE", "signals": [{"quote": "And it was quickly deployed in all the clouds, you know, in AWS, in Azure, et cetera. That was shocking to me, especia | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-02-05 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4H7596AEGT6VD0A2CADWV7J", "signals": [{"quote": "And we've heard from people like Satya who say they're power limited.", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.7, "signa | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-01-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4H7596AEGT6VD0A2CADWV7J", "signals": [{"quote": "If I'm at Microsoft, got to secure my GPUs. I've got to make sure I'm spending enough.", "stance": "neutral", "confide | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-01-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4H7596AEGT6VD0A2CADWV7J", "signals": [{"quote": "Now, you know, Satya talking about spending $80 billion of CapEx, you know, even for Microsoft, that's a giant number. | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-01-23 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4S4FP9BENNB10EBMF1Z7VTH", "signals": [{"quote": "when you talk to Google or IBM or Microsoft and ask them, why are you spending hundreds of millions of dollars a year | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-10-12 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4XSQBY2KGQ9BQ5D7THQZK66", "signals": [{"quote": "very notably, his plan doesn't say anything about regulation.", "stance": "neutral", "confidence": 0.8, "signal_class" | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-10-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4XSQBY2KGQ9BQ5D7THQZK66", "signals": [{"quote": "I think part of the reason why they're putting out all these proposals is because they're like, if we don't have our o | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-10-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4XSQBY2KGQ9BQ5D7THQZK66", "signals": [{"quote": "was Satya too busy trying to make Google dance that like he forgot to check the models that they were training?", "sta | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-10-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
signal.commentary | {"context": null, "run_ref": "01M4XSQBY2KGQ9BQ5D7THQZK66", "signals": [{"quote": "It's about, here are some technical fixes that might give us more control over these agents in the future.", "stance": | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-10-14 | promoted | 0.50 |
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