Very interesting and while I think the title is a bit "clickbaity" it has some interesting points. He is not claiming cloud computing is going to disappear, he

Very interesting and while I think the title is a bit "clickbaity" it has some interesting points. He is not claiming cloud computing is going to disappear, he is claiming that due to real-time requirements and amount of data, computing power at the edge will grow, while SaaS and central data analytics will not stop being centralized in the cloud. He claims the cloud won't handle the vast amount of sensor data and I'm not sure he is right, but can't prove him wrong. In any case it seems that cloud providers are already aiming for this direction. AWS has project greengrass for example: https://aws.amazon.com/greengrass/ https://aws.amazon.com/greengrass/