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Microsoft suddenly kills its movies and TV store on Xbox and Windows
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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2025
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I can see Microsoft just being the Azure company at this rate. Then they’ll have to charge what it costs to run and a lot of companies will wish they had stayed cloud agnostic.
The business is basically thirds last I looked. Windows, Office and Azure.
Not sure how their purchase of platform companies they shouldn't have been allowed to buy plays into that. Thinking LinkedIn and GitHub.
So the Microsoft brand is just for show and it's actually called Azure.
They already make money hand-over-fist on Azure. Cloud computing is already quite expensive
Azure is tiny compared to the competition.
363 is much more successful comparatively. That said, its dying fast, with the utter garbage service upgrades, its enshitified hard into a rigid platform unsuitable for enterprises. So find/make a real alternative to EXO with the Outlook app: and 365 ends over night.
Nothing about O365 is "dying". There simply isn't a replacement for it.