Microsoft's “embrace, extend, extinguish”
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Microsoft deploys first major server application on Ubuntu Linux
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Microsoft Chooses Ubuntu for Their Linux-Based Azure HDInsight Offering
After revealing Azure Cloud Switch, a Linux kernel-based operating system for developing software products for network devices, Microsoft just announced that they decided to choose Ubuntu for their first Linux-based Azure offering.
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Microsoft Built Its Own Linux Because Everyone Else Did
For years, Microsoft actively worked to suppress Linux, a computer operating system whose underlying code is freely available to the world at large. It once threatened legal action against businesses that used the open source OS, insisting that Linux infringed on patents underpinning its flagship Windows operating system.
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Microsoft launches its big data service running on Linux
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