I’d never have thought, after sitting through three gruelling weeks of the Moschus v. Altman trial, that I’d find myself exhibiting a soft spot for Microsoft. Similar to me, they don’t seem thrilled to be a part of this either. Their participation feels as relunctantly compelled as if they were an apprehensive cat stuck in a bathtub.
When they presented their opening statement, it was so unmistakably Microsoft. It felt less like a legal argument and more like an unintentional advertisement. The level of product-related detail they shared seemed as if they were vying for a spot during commercial time rather than performing a courtroom battle. The subtext of course, seemed absurd – the trial feels misguided, their involvement is even more misplaced, but on a brighter note, dear jury members, you might like to relax post this spectacle with a game on our Xbox.
The trial, needless to say, is brimming with theatrics, courtesy of Musk, his cohorts, and many more. But in the eye of this storm, marked by giants from the tech world clashing against each other, Microsoft’s quiet, uncomplicated presence provides a peculiar kind of comfort. It’s a respite amidst chaos, a calm harbor in a storm. To understand the trial in its depth and intensity, you can read the full story at The Verge.
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