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It seems very strange...
...if MS has been on this thing for 2.5 years and still might not be sure whether Azure could be an ad based offering or made available to 3rd parties including ISPs. I don't think there's room for a lack of clarification.
Posted by: rmac_z   Posted on: 10/28/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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It seems very strange...  rmac_z | 10/28/08
my definition: hot air  Linux Geek | 10/28/08
Yes, you are full of hot air.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/28/08
RE: Windows Azure defined  Richardhg | 10/28/08
No hot air here  jjworleyeoe | 10/28/08
Multiple purpose investment  Anton Philidor | 10/28/08
RE: Windows Azure defined  ZenTigerpaw | 10/28/08
All dependant on poor connectivity?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/28/08
There are cash cows on the farm  Anton Philidor | 10/28/08
But will *I* bet the farm...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/28/08
Agreed..  wolftalamasca | 06/24/09
Enterprises will likely buy direct redundant leased channels  Patanjali | 07/07/09
Sounds like they are trying to compete with salesforce.com  Been_Done_Before | 10/28/08
SalesForce has no chance  LBiege | 10/28/08
Just buy Citrix  neil.postlethwaite@... | 10/28/08
RE: Windows Azure defined  hiraghm@... | 10/29/08
Cloud computing is all about...  rmac_z | 10/29/08

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