The point of articles like this is to help build credibility for rust adoption. Rust is still not very widely adopted industry wide, and a lot of smaller players only use established technologies that bigger firms have shown works well. Rust is not inevitable, and articles like this are necessary for its future industry adoption.

I had already said it’s a PR piece, you’re merely rephrasing that and making it sound like a good thing.

This and the Google blogs offer zero technical insights and I haven’t learned anything from any of them.