
- 사티아 나델라(MS CEO)는 새로운 AI 코딩 도구들의 급성장을 위협이 아닌 시장 전체의 확장과 혁신의 신호로 낙관하며 수용
- 깃허브(GitHub)가 단순한 저장소를 넘어 다양한 AI 에이전트들을 통합 관리하는 중앙 제어 센터 역할을 수행함으로써 독보적인 생태계 우위를 점할 것이라고 강조
- 경쟁사들의 성장이 오히려 깃허브 내 코드 생성량을 늘리는 선순환 구조를 만들고 있으며, MS는 이를 멀티 에이전트 운영 체제로 진화시켜 관찰 가능성과 제어력을 제공하는 전략을 취함.
- 결국 기술적 경쟁 우위를 유지함과 동시에 모든 개발 도구가 모이는 SW 팩토리의 플랫폼화를 달성하는 것이 핵심 목표.
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Interviewer: The market will expand, will the parts of the revenue that touch Microsoft expand? So Copilot is an example where if you look uh early this year I think uh I guess according to Dylan's numbers um the co-pilot revenue github co-pilot revenue was like 500 million or something like that and then u there were like no close competitors whereas now you have claude code cursor and copilot with around similar revenue around a billion and then codeex is catching up around 700 800 million. And so the question is across all the services that Microsoft has access to what is the advantage that Microsoft's equivalents of Copilot have?
Satya Nadella: Yeah by the way I love this chart you know I love this chart for so many reasons. One is we're still on the top um second is all these companies that are listed here are all companies that have been born in the last four or five years that to me is the best sign right which is if you have new competitors new existential problems when you say man who's it now claude's going to kill you cursor is going to kill you it's not Borland right. So thank God like that means we are in the right direction but this is it right the fact that we went from nothing to this scale is the market expansion.
So this is like the cloud-like stuff this fundamentally this category of coding and AI is probably going to be one of the biggest categories right it is a software factory category in fact it may be bigger than knowledge work. So I kind of want to keep myself open-minded about I mean we're going to have tough competition and I think that's your point which I think is a great one uh but man like I'm glad we have we parlayed uh what we had into this and now we have to compete.
And so in the compete side uh even in the last quarter I we just we did our quarterly uh announcement i think we grew from 20 to 26 million subs right so I feel good about our sub growth uh and where the direction of travel on that is. But the more interesting thing that has happened is guess where all the repos of all these other guys uh who are generating lots and lots of code go to they go to GitHub. So it GitHub is at an all-time high in terms of repo creation PRs everything so that in some sense we want to keep that open by the way that means we want to have that right because we don't want to conflate that with our own growth right.
The interestingly enough we're getting one developer joining GitHub a second or something that was the stat I think and then 80% of them just fall into some GitHub copilot uh workflow just because there are and by the way many of these things will even use some of our coding uh code review agents which are by default on just because you can use it. So we'll have a many many structural shots at this thing that we're also going to do is what we did with git get the primitives of GitHub whether starting with git to issues to actions these are powerful lovely things because they kind of are all built around your repo so we want to extend that.
Last week at GitHub universe that's kind of what we did right so we said agent HQ was the conceptual thing that we said we're going to build out. This is where for example you have a thing called mission control and you go to mission control and now I can fire off sometimes I describe it as the cable TV of all these AI agents because I'll have essentially packaged into one subscription codeex claude um you know cognition stuff anyone's agents gro all of them will be there. So I get one package and then I can literally go issue a task steer them so they'll all be working in their independent branches uh I can monitor them uh so I literally have because I think That's going to be one of the biggest places of innovation right.
Because right now I want to be able to use multiple agents i want to be able to then digest the output of the multiple agents i want to be able to then keep a h a handle on my repo so it's there some kind of a heads up display that needs to be built and then for me to quickly steer and triage what the coding agents have generated. That to me between VS Code GitHub and all of these new primitives we'll build uh as mission control i think uh with a control plane observability I mean think about every uh one who is going to deploy all this will require a whole host of observability of what agent did what at what time to what code base so I feel that's the opportunity.
Uh and at the end of the day your point is well taken which is we better be competitive and innovate and if we don't yes we will get toppled but I like the chart at least as long as we're on the top even with competition.
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