Delta Air Lines CEO Calls Microsoft 'Most Fragile Platform' After CrowdStrike Outage Causes $500M Loss: 'When Was The Last Time You Heard About A Big Outage At Apple?' CNBC, Apple, iPad Pro, Microsoft, CrowdStrike, CEO Ed Bastian, United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, European Commission by https://www.benzinga.com/
AI Insights:
Simple Explanation:
Delta Air Lines' CEO, Ed Bastian, said that Microsoft's platform is very fragile and often has problems, while Apple's platform is much more stable and reliable. This comment came after a security update from CrowdStrike caused many problems for companies, including Delta, which had to cancel flights. Delta is planning to sue Microsoft and CrowdStrike for the money they lost because of this issue. Read from source...
Critical Perspective:
- AI's article story has no personal experiences or quotes from people who actually use both platforms
- AI's article story is based on a single event and does not provide a comprehensive comparison of the stability and reliability of both platforms
- Delta's CEO is trying to shift the blame to Microsoft and CrowdStrike instead of taking responsibility for his own IT system and security measures
- Delta's CEO is using a flawed argument by comparing apples to oranges (no pun intended) - a single outage does not necessarily reflect the overall performance and reliability of a platform
- Delta's CEO is being hypocritical by praising Apple while ignoring its own issues and criticisms
- AI's article story uses sensationalist and biased language to provoke emotions and opinions, such as "most fragile platform", "crowd about", "big outage", "suing", etc.