<p>In Amazon's quarter, they announced that AWS is roughly 13% of the company and its earnings. I know Microsoft is slightly more complex with how they convey numbers. If you had to guess, what percentage of Microsoft is now Azure?</p>
<p>Any more news on the second gen Xbox Elite Controller? I want to buy one but have been waiting for the second gen one hoping they fix some of the issues the first one had a.k.a peeling grips.</p>
<p>With Microsoft testing Xbox games running on Windows 10 earlier this in the Window Insider program with State of Decay, it seems to point towards the long rumoured Windows 10 PCs becoming Xboxs in the future. Do you believe Microsoft would allow all compatible Xbox games to run on Windows 10 or only a subset due to licensing like with Xbox backwards compatibility?</p>
<p>Does Edge beta change your thinking regarding what Windows Lite will be like from a maintenance perspective? A few weeks back you indicated that it was likely more Windows like than Chromebook like. </p>
<p>Shortly after watching the launch event of the Surface Hub 2S, I am reminded of how the Surface<span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> team has set the bar real high on a hardware level. I can't help but wonder if they have any influence or insight on the development of Windows to ensure it complement their vision?</span> It would seem obvious with the growth of that division that it could certainly command this attention. </p>
<p>Brad, Do you think we’ll see Game Core at E3 this year?</p><p><br></p><p>Also, do you think that Microsoft will show Xbox Anaconda running WCOS at E3?</p>
<p>Do you think Gamepass on PC will have as many games as Gamepass on Xbox? Should we be expecting identical libraries trough console and PC when it comes to Gamepass? </p>
<p>Should "Lite" be free? I feel that one of the reasons that Linux has gained so much popularity recently has been the growth of small affordable single board type computers which broadens the scope of computing for many people. A free version of "Lite" could satisfy young developers and as well as avid tinkerers who just need something that can be easily installed on an SD card and popped into a Raspberry Pi (or other SBC) for experimentation. </p>