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Open source needs to drastically up it's dependency management game to get to the point where it works reliably over time before it can displace organisations whose value add is broadly "it somewhat works out of the box and you sue us when it falls over too badly".

It also needs to work out an answer to browsers which isn't repackaging chrome, and possibly to the organisations buying GPU supercomputers

If organisations really wanted "you can sue us when it falls over too badly" then the FOSS-but-with-paid-support-contracts business model would work much better than it actually does.

The companies who've aimed for that business model seem to do pretty poorly - judging by the number that end up pivoting to paid premium features, source-available licenses, or just getting acquired.

Not soon enough, and it will never happen for tier-1 cloud providers, and Microsoft is one of those.

Never, because in live in a capitalist society and developers have bills to pay.