Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Monday, May 6, 2019.

I'm Brian McCullough.

Today, all of the announcements from Microsoft's Build 2019 conference.

Mozilla fixes the Firefox Snafu, we think.

A grab bag of Apple rumors and why Netflix's competitive resiliency might be here to stay. Here's what you miss today in the world of

tech.

This is going to be a busy week, everyone, so buckle buckle in Microsoft Build kicked off today Google

I. O begins tomorrow Uber's IPO is probably happening on Friday but Microsoft

Build 2019 is first so let me run through the headlines starting with the developer-centric ones

Microsoft announced fluid frameworks a new web-based modular platform for document creation available later this year.

Microsoft said it plans to open source its Q compiler and simulators, part of its quantum development

kit. There's also Visual Studio Online, an online

code editor based on Visual Studio Code that supports existing extensions in Telecode and

more.

Microsoft also rolled out Internet of Things Mapping,

Databases, Storage, and Analytics updates

across Azure Services and said that Azure IOT Edge

now integrates with Kubernetes.

Azure Speech Service Conversation is coming as a preview release,

and there is a limited preview of a new Azure-based platform for building

autonomous robots based on its recent acquisition

of the AI startup Banzai.

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