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"significant demand", "sold out", etc. Considering this is microsoft and theverge, this "news" story is just paid PR/ad like so much of these type of stories a
by dotcommand 5y ago
"significant demand", "sold out", etc.
Considering this is microsoft and theverge, this "news" story is just paid PR/ad like so much of these type of stories are.
- nix23 5y agoOne could see i that way, i would see it as: Microsoft has still problems with scaling ;)
- cududa 5y agoArtificial scarcity isn’t really Microsoft’s thing. To your point, their clients are militaries, world governments, etc. They’d never risk their standing on meeting demand whenever/ wherever for a marketing ploy.
- nix23 5y ago> their clients are militaries, world governments Those are looong lasting projects with years of planing prior rollout...your example is the opposite to scaling NOW.