Elon Musk’s New Microsoft Partnership Changes Everything! Video

Elon Musk’s NEW Microsoft Partnership Changes Everything!

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Elon Musk is a consummate businessman that won't let personal feelings get in the way of a productive partnership. Despite his feelings about the co-founder of Microsoft, Musk is teaming up with the biggest software company in the world! Join us as we explore Musk's insane new partnership with Microsoft that changes everything! You have probably heard of Musk and Gates' public feud. For example, while Gates acknowledged Tesla's role in pushing electric vehicles but decided to buy an electric Porsche instead of a Tesla, Musk commented, "My conversations with Gates have been underwhelming to be honest." Show this tweet: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1...

Even on the issue of Tesla and its stock, the two billionaires don't always see eye to eye. Gates thinks electric trucks like the Semi are not viable, and Musk fired back by claiming Gates was shorting Tesla. Gates has been asked directly whether he shorted Tesla more than once, but he has been evasive with an answer. He even came close to admitting to shorting Tesla in one of his replies! Gates also doesn't believe in projects which take the human civilization outside of Earth, in direct opposition to Musk's ambition to take people to Mars! And of course, Musk is not above trolling Microsoft itself, which he recently took a shot at on Twitter: Show this tweet: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1...

Although he followed up with praise for one of Microsoft's numerous products: Show this tweet: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1...

But all that will not stop Musk from partnering with the very company that has made Gates one of the wealthiest persons in the world. The companies Musk is associated with have a couple of partnerships with Microsoft that change everything! The first partnership is between Musk's fast-growing Starlink business and the software giant. Microsoft, which is currently the biggest company globally in terms of market capitalization, is a big player in the cloud business. The company has been on a roll recently, lining up lucrative deals for its Azure business left and right. In the last financial quarter, sales of Azure and other cloud services increased 50 percent, far more than analysts predicted. Cloud sales crossed 20 billion dollars for the first time! But Microsoft is just starting, with the deal it has signed with SpaceX that will change everything! This giant leap in cloud computing involves a partnership with SpaceX's satellite internet business, Starlink! Ironically, Musk started Starlink solely to raise money for his space-traveling ambitions! He thinks the business can generate 50 billion dollars a year, money he will use to build and operate rockets that will take colonizers to Mars and even beyond! SpaceX will put satellites in low earth orbit, which will beam internet connectivity to people on Earth. The internet service will have fast download and upload speeds with little latency. Starlink is in beta, but this is not your average beta program as it already has more than 100,000 paying users in more than a dozen countries! SpaceX sells a connecting dish for $500 and charges 99 dollars per month, with a single payment plan. Musk has promised the beta program will end this year, and more people will be welcome. His company recently got a breakthrough that allows it to make the dishes cheaper and is still working on it, making it even cheaper to reduce the loss it absorbs on each dish sale. SpaceX currently has the capacity to make 5,000 dishes per week, and there is no shortage of customers, with more than 700,000 that have shown interest in the service so far. It has also put more than 1700 satellites in orbit already, with plans to send up much more so it can cover the whole Earth. The Starlink satellites are made in SpaceX's facilities in Redmond, Washington. Starlink, however, is not limited to private use, as SpaceX welcomes business customers as well. For example, the US military has been trialing it on a limited basis, and emergency services have used it while fighting wildfires in Washington state. This is what Microsoft wants to leverage to push its Azure business further! Disclaimer: Our videos are made for entertainment purposes only. Many of our video topics relate to speculation. Many things have not yet been officially presented, but it is only suspected that these could appear at some point. You should therefore do your own research and question the truthfulness of the topics. If you have any questions about copyright or other questions, please write to us at: stienlemane2379@gmail.com