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Schillace: Google Docs won market share, but Microsoft kept the money
“In retrospect, they did fine. Like, we took a bunch of market share, but they kept all the money, basically. So, you know, we being Google, like, you know, so, like, they survived it. Like, you know, they survived. They did a good job surviving the challenge. …”
Sam Schillace Jan 11, 2024 ▶ 30:49 How to be more innovative | Sam Schillace (Microsoft deputy CTO, creator of Google Docs)
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Schillace: Writely originally ran on C# on three rented Windows servers
“We started off, in, in C Sharp, which is little known, in, you know, our own, there's, like, pre-cloud, so we, like, had three file servers that we rented that were Windows machines in a data center in Texas with a sysadmin in the Philippines running them. So …”
Sam Schillace Jan 11, 2024 ▶ 4:25 How to be more innovative | Sam Schillace (Microsoft deputy CTO, creator of Google Docs)
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