> "a true cloud-like on-prem experience" I'm afraid what people mean by that statement and what the startup is going to try to do are completely different thin

> "a true cloud-like on-prem experience" I'm afraid what people mean by that statement and what the startup is going to try to do are completely different things. As in people mean AWS-like cloud services running on multiple servers they control with all the fault tolerance and geographically distributed. But for the startup it probably means cloud services running on expensive servers in a fast local network.