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I imagine a company with its funds running out will not be particularly interested in dedicating resources to the archive team. Not to mention that doing that w
by avian 9y ago
I imagine a company with its funds running out will not be particularly interested in dedicating resources to the archive team. Not to mention that doing that would be kind of signing their own death certificate. It's hard to argue that you are "on path to profitability" when you're busy handing off your assets to a museum.
How much does a petabyte of bandwidth go for these days anyway? It might as well be cheaper than paying engineering, legal and management to arrange for some kind of off-line data transfer.
- Steeeve 9y agoThat could cost them more than $50K in bandwidth. Or if you worked with them, and both of you happened to be in Amazon, that could be a no-cost transfer.