> At this point any kind of cloud environment should be considered public infrastructure. Why? Public infrastructure like sewer, or roads, is tightly coupled w

> At this point any kind of cloud environment should be considered public infrastructure. Why? Public infrastructure like sewer, or roads, is tightly coupled with the fact that it's close to impossible to gain physical land/space to build a second one. AWS/Azure on the other hand neither blocking you from accessing the land nor implemented any regulatory capture to prohibit you from building your own version of cloud infrastructure.