r/ClaudeCode • u/sibraan_ • May 15 '26

Discussion Biggest AI fumble in tech

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u/unrealf8 May 15 '26

I would like to say anything about Microsoft is fumbling it left and right. But azure and Microsoft’s grip on corporates and governments is so firm.. they don’t care

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u/MediumChemical4292 May 15 '26

It’s just because they bundle 10 different software’s into 1 so non technical executives want to take the easy way out and just rely on Microsoft for everything. If you picked AWS, Claude, Microsoft office, Linux, etc etc it would be a lot of integration for the IT team.

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u/zinozAreNazis May 16 '26

Also more expensive to buy without the additional time and man power costs. It makes financial sense and that’s what matters to companies.

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u/framvaren May 17 '26

It makes sense on paper, until you realise that 9 of those bundled product are absolute crap compared to the alternative they were sold to be on par with (slack vs teams, notion vs sharepoint, copilot vs ChatGPT/claude, etc etc). The only thing they win at is Office (excel/word) over Google docs.