So, then they just have to call it Go# (Go sharp) and get away with it !

Microsoft was once king on the Intel platform and then came Linux which was much less expensive, followed by Mac OS X which was more user friendly.

So that would mean they would have to fight 2 fronts to survive and try to keep their supremacy.

Now, with notebooks being the new eldorado, Microsoft could benefit a lot more if they try to gain momentum on ARM which Apple cannot afford to follow (yet) because of another big CPU switch.

There is a common understanding that a single server can serve static data many orders of magnitude the scenario described.
But for some dynamic content that triggers database queries, the must is to use memcached.

Agile software development is exactly what should be the solution to such mistake.