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Prices shouldn't follow Moore's law, they should follow demand.

• lsc 16y ago
  This is a commodity with a low barrier to entry in a mostly free market. If demand pushes price beyond cost + certain amount of profit, you will see more companies entering the market. Cost falls with moors law (yeah, power costs aren't going down... but I can stuff a whole lot more compute power in the same amount of electricity than I could have two years ago.) So, assuming the market is free (which is mostly is) and the barriers to entry are low (and they are very low.) assuming there are customers who care about price (and there are) you should see prices falling towards the cost to provide the service.
  • mahmud 16y ago
    You obviously know your business :-) As far as I am concerned, I would just like to know you're living comfortably, that's all. If you're happy, so am I.