Re:IBM to cut about 3,900 workers while still hiring in ‘hig...
by scottLobster on Thursday January 26, 2023 @12:13PM
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Having never used IBM cloud I have no idea. Just saying it's a possibility. Also just because it sucks doesn't mean businesses won't buy it and force their developers to use it, sadly.
As for Toyota, hybrids were basically their last big innovation. And their plug-in hybrids are iterations on their regular hybrids, not new ground-up designs. Since the late 90s they've been continually behind the curve by intent. Their engines/transmissions/infotainment/interior design is all at least 5 years behind the competition, as are their EVs. They've taken a stance that refinement is more important than bleeding edge innovation, and a good chunk of the market seems to agree (my family included, we drive two Toyotas). The hydrogen stuff is just noise.
As for Toyota, hybrids were basically their last big innovation. And their plug-in hybrids are iterations on their regular hybrids, not new ground-up designs. Since the late 90s they've been continually behind the curve by intent. Their engines/transmissions/infotainment/interior design is all at least 5 years behind the competition, as are their EVs. They've taken a stance that refinement is more important than bleeding edge innovation, and a good chunk of the market seems to agree (my family included, we drive two Toyotas). The hydrogen stuff is just noise.