Khodros
06-10-2005, 02:51
http://www.thecouriermail.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5936,16826120%255E3122,00.html
This is it. Diplomacy has failed and two corporate superpowers have entered into a state of open warfare. Google has allied itself with Sun and already begun a lightning incursion into traditional Microsoft territory. Both sides are mustering their forces, revving up the old war machine and preparing for hostilities on the battlefield of the global market.
Who will emerge victorious? Will it be Microsoft, monolithic heavyweight of the software industry? Or the new Google-Sun Alliance, a pact between bitter oldtimer and brash newcomer, looking for both vengeance and prestige? It could swing either way. And in this high-stakes world defeat comes mercilessly, in an avalanche of bankruptcies and acquisitions.
From here there's no backing down. So let slip the dogs of war.
This is it. Diplomacy has failed and two corporate superpowers have entered into a state of open warfare. Google has allied itself with Sun and already begun a lightning incursion into traditional Microsoft territory. Both sides are mustering their forces, revving up the old war machine and preparing for hostilities on the battlefield of the global market.
Who will emerge victorious? Will it be Microsoft, monolithic heavyweight of the software industry? Or the new Google-Sun Alliance, a pact between bitter oldtimer and brash newcomer, looking for both vengeance and prestige? It could swing either way. And in this high-stakes world defeat comes mercilessly, in an avalanche of bankruptcies and acquisitions.
From here there's no backing down. So let slip the dogs of war.