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He didn't really throw down any hard $$$ numbers in terms of costs. And didn't take into account the worlds demand for more bandwidth in general. As servers bec
by thinkbohemian 17y ago
He didn't really throw down any hard $$$ numbers in terms of costs. And didn't take into account the worlds demand for more bandwidth in general. As servers become more powerful and cheaper, and fiber becomes more plentiful what he said makes sense today, but will it tomorrow?
- dkasper 17y agoSomeone is still going to control all that infrastructure no matter how cheap it gets. The content will be controlled by the users more than it is now (premium content/celebrities will still draw the most eyeballs), but the backends will still be in the hands of a few companies, and in this sense everyone is still at their mercy.