Microsoft EVP Yusuf Mehdi said in a blog post last week that Windows powers over a billion active devices globally. This might sound like a healthy number, but according to ZDNET, the Microsoft annual report for 2022 said that more than 1.4 billion devices were running Windows 10 or 11. Given that these documents contain material information and have allegedly been pored over by the tech giant’s lawyers, we can safely assume that Windows’ user base has been quietly shrinking in the past three years, shedding around 400 million users.

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    4 hours ago

    I agree with all your points bar one.

    5000 employees, 10b valuation. We use Google docs. We’re not “China Telecom” big, but I doubt anyone would call us small. I think most young companies are happy on google docs.

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      4 hours ago

      5000 employees, 10b valuation. We use Google docs. We’re not “China Telecom” big, but I doubt anyone would call us small. I think most young companies are happy on google docs.

      And on the flip-side my dozen-employee workplace runs on Microsoft Outlook/OneDrive/Teams 🙃

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        3 hours ago

        If your founder used Microsoft, that might be why they just chose to go with what they knew.

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          2 hours ago

          Yea, the organisation was also founded in the 90s, so Microsoft was the default for everything.