Crowdstrike crashed 8 million+ machines and broke many so bad they didn't fix on restart. Their stock is up 3x since then: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_CrowdStrike-related_IT_ou... . I don't understand it but I also wouldn't bet on anything changing from this outage.
Yeah true. Only by heel dragging and refusing to roll it into our production stuff lead to us surviving that.
Businesses rationally won't switch because of one outage (even a bad one) because switching costs for a lot of places will be astronomical.
So again rationally this shouldn't affect the stock price much.
However repeated disruptive outages every few weeks/months (à la GitHub) is a different story, and there's also the invisible effect of businesses maybe being less likely to choose Microsoft in the future