It was never crazy and people were predicting this since the 90s. It's essentially a return to the dumb terminal & mainframe paradigm that was in use prior to desktop pcs.
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Business's will not adore this. Cloud PCs in M365 or Azure cost money, often as much per year as it would cost to just purchase a pc to begin with.
Read the legislation. It's not just operating systems, its applications as well! All applications, there are no exceptions. Everything from GIMP to the EHR your Doctor uses to a custom Open Claude bot on Github. ALL of them.
You don’t have enough AI-ready GPU cores so Teams is running the local copilot model on the CPU with your most recent outlook emails in order to prepare a dummy to send to the cloud for further analysis
That's a depressingly probable reason even though you meant it as techno-babble. It is actually possible that the machine doesn't have enough NPU power!
isn’t it time to get off Windows?
I'm already using Linux everywhere I can both personally and at work, heck even my work laptop is running Linux. The blocker on my work desktop is that the remote access tool I use multiple times a day doesn't have a functional Linux version.
I could switch my work desktop over to Apple but I've never liked MacOS.
I'll hate it because this already happens with links in MS Teams where despite having a high spec work computer it makes the system so sluggish that the mouse cursor won't move smoothly for 15 seconds or so while it sorts itself out.
I mean I've already got a Core i7 with 32G of RAM and an NVME sitting on my desk so how much freaking horsepower is THIS little stunt going to take?
It's also happening in areas where education HASN'T been defended or dismantled. It's happening in areas that aren't Republican controlled too.
Fuck MAGA with a moldy pine tree but blaming this problem solely on them means it can't be solved because whatever is happening isn't being caused by them.
Used to be a video on YouTube showing the whole process.
Article about the UK, comments immediately start talking about the United States.
Stop it.
Nope, that's a user created account and a user created note. 😊
SMR are for site or temporary power, not grid scale. On paper they're a good fit for data centers and other localized power needs.
What context are you asking for? Seems like Draconic has explained why that account exists and even put in a note explaining.
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MSO and EXO have a value proposition that Cloud PC doesn't and Cloud PC at minimum doubles the cost.