Euro cloud body heads off to Microsoft's HQ to check it's keeping promises

Microsoft and the Cloud Infrastructure Service Providers of Europe (CISPE) trade body this week kicked off their technical summit to assess the Windows maker's progress in making available a version of Azure Local for hosters. According to an agenda seen by The Register, discussions began on Tuesday afternoon, following lunch …

[beast666]

The EU is collapsing.

[dangerous race]

Is that your take-away from this meeting? Good job!

[Anonymous Coward]

re: The EU is collapsing

Is your real name Nigel Farage?

I claim my $100M from Elon.... Deliver it to PO Box 99021, Brussels.

[Anonymous Coward]

Five years later, it sure is taking a long time to collapse.

[beast666]

But it is collapsing nevertheless...

[Doctor Syntax]

But your prediction doesn't say when? That's what the science business calls an unfalsifiable hypothesis. For avoidance of doubt that's not a compliment, quite the opposite.

[beast666]

It's an observation not a prediction

Your reading comprehension is severely lacking.

That is not a compliment in case you misunderstand that simple sentence too.

[Anonymous Coward]

"The Roman Empire is collapsing" said the guy in 50AD. "Mark my words, it's collapsing".

[LBJsPNS]

I'm sure you thought that was very clever.

[JamesTGrant]

The only certain diagnosis a doctor can give: ‘I’m sorry to tell you, you are going to die’

Also, merry Christmas!

[Phil O'Sophical]

Wine-tasting seems to be an essential part of an EU-friendly Azure Local

If I had to use Azure on a daily basis it would drive me to drink as well.

[nautica]

Richard Feynman had it right a very long time ago...

"...The attendees were then set for an exhausting two hours of wine tasting followed by a well-earned dinner."

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"Europeans are much more serious than we are in America because they think that a good place to discuss intellectual matters is a beer party."– Richard P. Feynman

[Anonymous Coward]

There's an old video game called "Curse of the Azure Bonds"...

which, for some reason, came to mind when reading this article.