Well, evading anything Microsoft since 2015, Not using Windows, not using VS code, note using Azure, only thing still using is the Office 365 which is because our customers are using it. Otherwise, I don't care what Microsoft does anything. I can easily replace office 365 with WPS, LibreOffice, anyway.
I think I am pretty tech savvy. I did not understand A SINGLE PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT. But this REALLY shows how complicated we have made business and life.
We're making agents to improve the rate at which we can produce content to be digested by our collaborators agents... this will create shareholder value.
Yes, you are right. I believe the iteration today is more for the business and corporate side of things. I am not surprised on the 'agentic' path, though. If AI is going to permeate our daily lives, we need to see it as an entity and productizing AI is a hard thing to do.
when apple says, "we are anoncing a new a new iPhone with 3 new cameras" people are exited but here "we are announcing copilot agent", nobody know what it means and what it do... I wont clap just because you change slide...
@@StephaneArcher Consumer company vs Enterprise company, toys vs tools: It's hard to excite people for a new generation of hammers and more work, but that's the market Microsoft is in.
I don’t think it’s necessarily Satya doing that on purpose though… I think he’s just waiting for the few people in the audience to stop clapping so he can continue talking.
I work for Accenture. We have problems selling Azure AI or any other AI agents. There is no market for them. None of them wanna hookup to paid AI agents. This is a big bubble, a facade...😢😢
Of course it is! No sane business owner would trust their company secrets to a so called AI software and hope for the best. Especially in these troubled times, trust is a rare premium and trusting to an AI software which was made by a company which has credibility issues left and right is a big No-No.
this is why they are including copilot AI in M365 in some regions, pilot to see if they can roll out without COGS risk in rest of world, seems M365 went up by 5% to help cover the inclusion of it in those regions.
The reason why this feels flat compared to an Apple Keynote is that with Apple, they start with the problem first and build excitement and then introduce the product. Micorosoft introduces the product and then tries to sell it. That leads to polite applause and a feeling it’s lackluster.
This is not for majority of people who just "watch" TH-cam. Clearly... Some amazing stuff announced. However it's "boring" stuff that makes thing work. Satya on point handling the whole presentation like a Boss!!
Windows 365 Link: No data stored locally. Don't worry, everything will be on the cloud 😏 Azure Local: Sometimes business want to handle secure data with Azure, so let's have this handled locally LOL
Say what you will about Apple events, people who attend are pumped and the presentations are easily understandable and polished. I found myself fast forwarding this condensed version out of boredom and from the sound of the audience they wished they could have too.
It's because, unlike Apple, which primarily focuses on B2C products, Microsoft specializes in B2B offerings that might not resonate as much with a lay audience.
Why would a company buy a 350$ device, that would require a subscription to Microsoft to use the Windows Cloud PC, and rely on internet connection and the availavbility of Microsoft's servers, instead of spending 599$ for a Mac mini and be done?
it shows you are not in the IT industry. Imagine 100.000 PCs you have to secure, update, replace every 3 years, distribute software to it, fix problems, install new software. Imagine IT systems doing these jobs at company's data center. You also have to pay for sofware licenses, people, admins, data center, power, ventilation and so on. And now imagine that you do it all centraly. updates happen immediately, no admins, no hardware support, all clients are identiical, automatic updates by MS in the background and so on. and you are secure. did you get it?
Most companies are already subscribed to multiple MS services one way or another. Their O365 suite is pretty much necessity for most business. As for device needing internet connection to work? I mean in which role don’t you really need a working connection all the time? It’s a digital world, you can’t really do much of work without having a constant, good internet connection. Microsoft has a massive data center network, there is no way you will lose your connection to Microsoft. They will most likely make this device a part of bundle to make it more appealing to buy.
IT Manager here, What about having fully functional and genuinely usable Office products, at least returning to parity in features, usability and stability with older versions, BEFORE launching new buzz features and things no one asked for?
To just kind of put this in perspective, let me go through this whole thing again. I think everything went over the crowd's head, including mine for most of it. Plus I'm not sure everyone is ready to implement these things. What's the costs for these? What happens when these things f-up?
I disagree. Business owners big and small want the latest technology including at the software level. A sales pitch has to be engaging regardless of the client, consumer or commercial. This was just a boring and disengaging presentation with terrible pacing.
@AppleTLDR they don't though. Most commercial customers are on N-1 at least. For the most part they want stability and to minimise risk. That's the reason Microsoft gives Commercial customers the option to delay being on the latest versions.
@@vincentohanlon whilst I disagree on your original comment I do agree that commercial consumers in many sectors are seeking stability and risk mitigation. But Microsoft was announcing new services and updates today. And that could have been delivered with a more engaging presentation. Or if that isn’t possible due to the subject matter, just put it in a press release 😅 save everyone’s time. That’s my two cents anyways.
This was an accidental ad for Google business services. I love how the crowd has no idea if they're supposed to applaud or not. But Microsoft paid for the flight and hotel room so they're trying to be polite.
Despite it being boring, I can see this embedding Microsoft more deeply into large organisations. It provides a lot that central management and IT teams want.
Since two years now they're announcing how AI will boost my productivity. In the real world I'm dealing with: "Wait for configuration for the last security-update....."
They really need to work on their marketing team and CEO needs to work on his delivery. Some of items are good ones but they presented that in a very complex way, even the people who use it are not excited
*There’s no other way to describe this presentation than “Meh”… they also added way too much camera changes and movements to make it more appealing, but that made it even worst*
This speech is almost as exciting as inspiring as my speech, as the matter of the fact it is more or less at the same level as samsung introduction events. great job
Sounds dystopian! The applause is pretty muted, and every new announcement is prefaced by “I am really excited”. He could probably be replaced by an AI agent. It will sound so much more genuine when the AI agent expresses excitement about the product maze. 😂😂😂
If Microsoft makes Copilot available on Microsoft 365 without requiring a Windows PC, it could become a market leader, potentially positioning itself just behind OpenAI. People love Macs, iPhones, AirPods, and the Apple Watch, while Microsoft Office continues to be the dominant productivity software for companies and universities.
The Copilot stuff is super interesting, I wonder if in the presentation they actually showed examples. Hard to conceptualize without seeing it happen in real time
Microsoft should be developing their own LLM, like google, Open AI, Anthropic, Meta, and xAI ... These are the big companies that will literally own the future ... Microsoft is falling behind with what they are focusing on now, they should be conducting research toward ASI, sadly they have no vision.
@@Rami_Zaki-k2b I disagree, Nvidia has made lots of money by not building their own cryptocurrency or own LLM, but by building the tools to help creators. Companies can be involved with bleeding edge growth by supporting it rather than building it.
It's tragic and comical that old windows certified hardware has to migrate to lightweight Linux Distros from Antix to Chrome OS Flex. Why does MS leave users in the lurch?
No they dont. Revenue is booming. My stock is up 180% the last 5 years. Just bc they aren't completely focusing on prosumer level markets doesn't mean Microsoft isn't still crushing it in the enterprise space
@@farmanguliyev oh right the product they just announced which is 350 dollars and requires monthly subscription to work is exactly what businesses want.
Copilot will definitely have major impact in corporate jobs. Firstly, the entry level or low value/skills jobs are going to be automated way more easily with reduced costs and secondly, the high skills/value jobs are going to be dimished and the amount of work will increase because of "eficiency"
Not likely, at least not in Copilot's current incarnation. Copilot is barely useable, and certainly doesn't reliably replace any human process currently or in the near future. You'll see MS falling back to the "augment" line as it continues to miss on business process automation and 'productivity' promises.
@@snarkyboojum I'm not saying it will replace humans, but it will take over some activities of certain roles and that will create issues on the long term since the roles will become more complex and unfortunately less people will be needed. And that will be enough for dissruptions. It doesn't have to be great. Just the fact that it is is worrisome, because it will get better.
and the crowd goes mild
I mean, Microsoft makes products primarily for businesses. So yeah, wouldn't expect people to get wildly excited for business applications
imagine all the rich finance managers cheering lmao
🤣
They are not fake audience like google and apple
I thought from the poster that Microsoft made a device like macMini
Same. All I heard of copilot ….a lot
Total click bait!
6:00 Windows 365 Link
Clickbaited gang
I just saw another video where they did create a new mini PC but it’s more of a thin client with Office 365 connectivity only.
You know your in for a treat when your Keynote starts off by talking about Security Updates.
This presentation is for developers and IT managers, so it makes sense. Microsoft Ignite is not for consumers.
@ thanks 🙏🏾
@@keithframe3489I mean, the same can be said for Apple’s WWDC event as well
MS mission statement - Accretion of error.
@@GiovanniCheng But Apple is generally a much more consumer focused company that Microsoft
Strange dynamic:
-- State name of new thing;
-- Wait for applause;
-- Explain what the thing they just applauded is.
Drink the kool aid, then ask what's in it. :)
"Today, we're excited to announce "
The audience are programmers having a pre-understanding of what is coming.
Stack the room with enough Softies and that's what you get.
Well, evading anything Microsoft since 2015, Not using Windows, not using VS code, note using Azure, only thing still using is the Office 365 which is because our customers are using it. Otherwise, I don't care what Microsoft does anything. I can easily replace office 365 with WPS, LibreOffice, anyway.
I think I am pretty tech savvy. I did not understand A SINGLE PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT. But this REALLY shows how complicated we have made business and life.
100% agree
😅😂 same here, I consider myself a techy type of guy but I was sorta lost in some of this
We're making agents to improve the rate at which we can produce content to be digested by our collaborators agents... this will create shareholder value.
Yes, you are right. I believe the iteration today is more for the business and corporate side of things. I am not surprised on the 'agentic' path, though. If AI is going to permeate our daily lives, we need to see it as an entity and productizing AI is a hard thing to do.
i thought i was the only one. I'm look in the comment section to we why I should care or who is this for.
Every time I hear the term "AI" i get 1% more sleepier
I wish it had the effect on me.
A cure for my insomnia.
sleep.. . until ure out of work
Same but 3.6% and also 1.4% more annoyed
Ask Copilot to set an alerm to wake you up later.
Right, but wait, this AI has a curved screen and is 3d!
Could not get through 15 mins , this could have been an email😂
And you could have used Copilot to summarise it :D
imagine outlook putting it in spam.
@@ZeerakImran Lost me right after it talks about security
Microsoft’s real announcement is that they found a cure to insomnia
Massive IT fan and even i find this presentation boring .... think ill watch it next time i am having trouble sleeping.
Um - so Microsoft link is basically a thin client like we had 10+ years ago? Or am I getting that wrong?
nope you are right
More like 25 years ago...
I recall thin clients like Sun Ray and Tarantella from the late 90s and early 2000s.
this is exactly what is thought 😂 thin client for cloud rather than on premis
It's a wrapper over Nvidia.
Excitement in the audience 😅
Right, they still pause for applause though!
when apple says, "we are anoncing a new a new iPhone with 3 new cameras" people are exited but here "we are announcing copilot agent", nobody know what it means and what it do... I wont clap just because you change slide...
@@StephaneArcher Consumer company vs Enterprise company, toys vs tools: It's hard to excite people for a new generation of hammers and more work, but that's the market Microsoft is in.
I heard someone dropping a feather 🪶
Paid to applause 😂
So cool to see the stage I built being used.
Satya - 30 million dollar bonus - Nadella talking about AI after firing developers who were working on building it.
That's the great part of being C-level.
Removing Ilya from OpenAI was a big mistake. They lost a lot of critical intellectual capital and are now stuck selling dogshit products.
Today I am really very excited to announce
15 times 😂
The pauses for applause, after announcing Azure this Azure that is hilarious
Did they have "Clap now" prompts for everyone?
I don’t think it’s necessarily Satya doing that on purpose though…
I think he’s just waiting for the few people in the audience to stop clapping so he can continue talking.
A.I. = "Allegedly Intelligent"
AI should be renamed as Digital Machinery with the digital human bot replaced with better proper UI system.
AI= allegedly idiot 😂😂
I work for Accenture. We have problems selling Azure AI or any other AI agents. There is no market for them. None of them wanna hookup to paid AI agents. This is a big bubble, a facade...😢😢
Of course it is! No sane business owner would trust their company secrets to a so called AI software and hope for the best. Especially in these troubled times, trust is a rare premium and trusting to an AI software which was made by a company which has credibility issues left and right is a big No-No.
this is why they are including copilot AI in M365 in some regions, pilot to see if they can roll out without COGS risk in rest of world, seems M365 went up by 5% to help cover the inclusion of it in those regions.
You think so, huh? Actually just the opposite. It will be deflationary. It's already happening in certain industries.
Same as AI itself.
And am I the only one who thinks CoPilot is an annoyance rather than being helpful?
@@DarthQueenerthey got time and money to change all that😂
The reason why this feels flat compared to an Apple Keynote is that with Apple, they start with the problem first and build excitement and then introduce the product.
Micorosoft introduces the product and then tries to sell it. That leads to polite applause and a feeling it’s lackluster.
So link is basically just a thin client with security installed....wow, real innovation right here
This is not for majority of people who just "watch" TH-cam. Clearly... Some amazing stuff announced. However it's "boring" stuff that makes thing work. Satya on point handling the whole presentation like a Boss!!
so exited - very exited - totally exited - completly greatful and exited ..... very exiting.
Windows 365 Link: No data stored locally. Don't worry, everything will be on the cloud 😏
Azure Local: Sometimes business want to handle secure data with Azure, so let's have this handled locally
LOL
One for corporation's data center and one for their employee who could lost their device at any time. There is nothing relatable here.
Say you're not enterprise IT without saying you're not enterprise IT
@@MrBradBull come on, this is comical in a way. It's obvious my comment is not serious though
Say what you will about Apple events, people who attend are pumped and the presentations are easily understandable and polished. I found myself fast forwarding this condensed version out of boredom and from the sound of the audience they wished they could have too.
It's because, unlike Apple, which primarily focuses on B2C products, Microsoft specializes in B2B offerings that might not resonate as much with a lay audience.
Life is going to get extremely challenging, particularly for corporate employees.
I don’t want Co-pilot on my computer at work. I also don’t want it spying on me for my company.
all I can understand is "very excited to announce"
Impressive that the CEO is giving this talk himself without handing off to half a dozen VPs. He clearly knows this stuff backwards and forwards.
Yeah this enterprise crap might be deathly boring but it is Microsoft's bread and butter; it makes the world's cogs turn and the stock go upppp.
This is all great. Now I can do emails and online crossword puzzles much more efficiently.
Microsoft has a habit of make simple things complicated. For example look at Microsoft word ten years ago to now
Or twenty years ago to ten years ago.
or Paint to Paint 3d.
its not complicated dummy. its just advanced to meet modern needs
So link is a thin client device, right?
he seriously is 'very excited to announce...' well...everything
thanks for the chapters
almost thought this might be cool.
For all folks demand
Microsoft bring snapdragon X elite mini pc ASAP with affordable price
Why would a company buy a 350$ device, that would require a subscription to Microsoft to use the Windows Cloud PC, and rely on internet connection and the availavbility of Microsoft's servers, instead of spending 599$ for a Mac mini and be done?
for those industries where they want nothing on the end device (there are more customers who want that than you would think)
We don't want subscriptions !
it shows you are not in the IT industry. Imagine 100.000 PCs you have to secure, update, replace every 3 years, distribute software to it, fix problems, install new software. Imagine IT systems doing these jobs at company's data center. You also have to pay for sofware licenses, people, admins, data center, power, ventilation and so on. And now imagine that you do it all centraly. updates happen immediately, no admins, no hardware support, all clients are identiical, automatic updates by MS in the background and so on. and you are secure. did you get it?
Most companies are already subscribed to multiple MS services one way or another. Their O365 suite is pretty much necessity for most business. As for device needing internet connection to work? I mean in which role don’t you really need a working connection all the time? It’s a digital world, you can’t really do much of work without having a constant, good internet connection. Microsoft has a massive data center network, there is no way you will lose your connection to Microsoft. They will most likely make this device a part of bundle to make it more appealing to buy.
Clearly you don't work in IT
Its funny how he pauses while talking , indirectly asking the people to applause 😂
asking paid agents to clap
Only one guy talking speaks volumes about Microsoft.
IT Manager here,
What about having fully functional and genuinely usable Office products, at least returning to parity in features, usability and stability with older versions, BEFORE launching new buzz features and things no one asked for?
I was thinking the same thing! lol
We are excited to announce 😀😀😀😀
To just kind of put this in perspective, let me go through this whole thing again. I think everything went over the crowd's head, including mine for most of it. Plus I'm not sure everyone is ready to implement these things. What's the costs for these? What happens when these things f-up?
Yay all our recall screen shots now saved automatically to Microsoft hosted virtual pcs 😅😅😅
“Think ‘agent’..”
me: “Hello…Mr. Anderson…”
I love the pauses he takes for applauses from the plants in the crowd
At this point I am convinced no one at Microsoft knows exactly what Microsoft does.
Can we get a Co-pilot summary of this?
This event is focused on Commercial, not Consumer, it's meant to be boring.
I disagree. Business owners big and small want the latest technology including at the software level. A sales pitch has to be engaging regardless of the client, consumer or commercial. This was just a boring and disengaging presentation with terrible pacing.
@AppleTLDR they don't though. Most commercial customers are on N-1 at least. For the most part they want stability and to minimise risk. That's the reason Microsoft gives Commercial customers the option to delay being on the latest versions.
Not commercial, prosumers or B2B enterprise.
@@vincentohanlon whilst I disagree on your original comment I do agree that commercial consumers in many sectors are seeking stability and risk mitigation. But Microsoft was announcing new services and updates today. And that could have been delivered with a more engaging presentation. Or if that isn’t possible due to the subject matter, just put it in a press release 😅 save everyone’s time. That’s my two cents anyways.
Mission accomplished
❤🎉❤ Awesome Project Coming Soon For Developing Countries 😊
This was an accidental ad for Google business services.
I love how the crowd has no idea if they're supposed to applaud or not. But Microsoft paid for the flight and hotel room so they're trying to be polite.
That's right, agents, so the telemetry data extracted is more accurate now.
Microsoft making straight spyware these days ....
Despite it being boring, I can see this embedding Microsoft more deeply into large organisations.
It provides a lot that central management and IT teams want.
Since two years now they're announcing how AI will boost my productivity. In the real world I'm dealing with: "Wait for configuration for the last security-update....."
And the Crowd Goes Crazy
is there someone with cue cards to ask for a mild applause? did he go for a smoke for most of the event?
The crowd are so excited !
They really need to work on their marketing team and CEO needs to work on his delivery.
Some of items are good ones but they presented that in a very complex way, even the people who use it are not excited
Satya exited about announcing everything, while I didn't get excited at all. :)
"Excited" is the key word for paid "agents" to applaud.
I'm excited to announce Azure Copilot Fabric Copilot 365 Copilot for the AI age.
Me: Hey ChatGPT Summarize this to me.
ChatGPT: hmmmmmm...
Watching this on my windows phone and hoping for an update
*There’s no other way to describe this presentation than “Meh”… they also added way too much camera changes and movements to make it more appealing, but that made it even worst*
That’s because the cameraman was an ai robot 🤖
the audience is responding perfectly to a bunch of features barely anyone will need, use or can afford
simple purpose device with simple name please
it's a native cloud edge hybrid copilot agent tool!
they should just call it Microsoft Link
@@CeloZaga Hire this man
老吴投诉了！哈哈哈~
nadella alone doing all presentations !
Hardware is not the issue with PCs. Microsoft Windows is the issue. Stop running your products.
He's so excited, he's just inventing product names as he goes.
Project managers and analytic folks be like: "should I clap?"
This speech is almost as exciting as inspiring as my speech, as the matter of the fact it is more or less at the same level as samsung introduction events. great job
8:15 Camera man took the L on this one. Why scan the crowd when the CEO is showing off a new product?
I only heard.....we are very excited
Sounds dystopian! The applause is pretty muted, and every new announcement is prefaced by “I am really excited”. He could probably be replaced by an AI agent. It will sound so much more genuine when the AI agent expresses excitement about the product maze. 😂😂😂
All these have been introduced by google last year and shown demo?
no wonder they changed my computer to this pc. you will own nothing but be happy
But does it support text editors and printers?
I'm curious to hear if he's excited to announce anything.
Pretty good event. No overcommitment or conceptual promises as we recently saw with Tesla, just all about efficiency.
can this device be used for windows gaming? I'm curious
Not a single mention of OpenAi
microsoft is just openais cash cow right now
you heard copilot which is driven by
How many times did he mention AI during this event? I wonder why CEOs mention it so much lately. 🤷
If Microsoft makes Copilot available on Microsoft 365 without requiring a Windows PC, it could become a market leader, potentially positioning itself just behind OpenAI. People love Macs, iPhones, AirPods, and the Apple Watch, while Microsoft Office continues to be the dominant productivity software for companies and universities.
I thought everyone is using Google docs.
This is the final nail on Cotana
The Copilot stuff is super interesting, I wonder if in the presentation they actually showed examples. Hard to conceptualize without seeing it happen in real time
Microsoft should be developing their own LLM, like google, Open AI, Anthropic, Meta, and xAI ... These are the big companies that will literally own the future ... Microsoft is falling behind with what they are focusing on now, they should be conducting research toward ASI, sadly they have no vision.
@@Rami_Zaki-k2b I disagree, Nvidia has made lots of money by not building their own cryptocurrency or own LLM, but by building the tools to help creators. Companies can be involved with bleeding edge growth by supporting it rather than building it.
They own a big chunk of openAI already.
@@kledmohd4230 Few dollars may not help then control the rudder of open AI .
Damn! Satya is COOKING!!!
So it's just AI everything like last year
"windows 365 link, adminless, passwordless..."
productless too! what is that? 🤔
I thought this was a mac mini competitor
All presentations by one person only??
Microsoft taking design notes from Mac mini! 😫
So Clippy with extra steps?
So what you’re telling me is, no lightweight Windows in the distant future.
Windows was never lightweight after XP
dont u know about LTSC version its basically official lite version of windows
@@Plaseebo Getting an official license for it is next to impossible unless you either crack the install or use those gray market keys
It's tragic and comical that old windows certified hardware has to migrate to lightweight Linux Distros from Antix to Chrome OS Flex. Why does MS leave users in the lurch?
Lots od negative comments but it seems useful to me. I feel like it'd be nice to have a lot of these things at my job
How the hack are we’re going to teach employees this?😂😂😂
You hire people like me
Hire experts to do a training class.
Didn’t you watch the presentation?!😡😡 They’ve all been replaced by ai agents.
So.. we're going from cloud back to own data centers, but this time you have bonuses their product?
They need a new ceo.
No they dont. Revenue is booming. My stock is up 180% the last 5 years. Just bc they aren't completely focusing on prosumer level markets doesn't mean Microsoft isn't still crushing it in the enterprise space
Microsoft products are mostly focused for enterprise level needs, not for end user. That's why corporations are the main customer.
@@farmanguliyev oh right the product they just announced which is 350 dollars and requires monthly subscription to work is exactly what businesses want.
@@Paulo-i9h exactly, they don't do anything without having a right data at the hand from their current customers.
6:00 I’m confused did they just make something worse than a Chromebook??
Windows updates are pain in private parts
The claps are quite subdued. When I attended a few yrs ago we would bring down the house! 😀
I’m gonna still use excel word and powerpoint… only
Lmao same 🤣🤣💀
and vscode and github
@@sebbyteh9203 Visual Studio
@@sebbyteh9203 MS Visio
I like to use Paint for all my editing
That box for office 365 ?? It should be small like pendrive or just cloud app
Copilot will definitely have major impact in corporate jobs. Firstly, the entry level or low value/skills jobs are going to be automated way more easily with reduced costs and secondly, the high skills/value jobs are going to be dimished and the amount of work will increase because of "eficiency"
Not likely, at least not in Copilot's current incarnation. Copilot is barely useable, and certainly doesn't reliably replace any human process currently or in the near future. You'll see MS falling back to the "augment" line as it continues to miss on business process automation and 'productivity' promises.
It will become more like factory jobs. Instead of machines in factories, it will be agents inside apps.
I don’t blame you for thinking that based on their presentation hype, but their Copilot services are an absolute joke.
@@snarkyboojum I'm not saying it will replace humans, but it will take over some activities of certain roles and that will create issues on the long term since the roles will become more complex and unfortunately less people will be needed. And that will be enough for dissruptions. It doesn't have to be great. Just the fact that it is is worrisome, because it will get better.