This seems to be a trend with big tech companies - they try to get into a new domain under their name and then when it succeeds half-heartedly kill it off. It

This seems to be a trend with big tech companies - they try to get into a new domain under their name and then when it succeeds half-heartedly kill it off. It looks very dysfunctional and inefficient even from a venture capital "recycle it and risk it for another moonshot again" perspective and makes it look like they have lost their ability to innovate entirely once they start posting positive income to justify their stock cost. I am not sure if it is as dysfunctional as it looks or I am missing something.