As others have pointed out, it's laughable to consider Zoom to be critical infrastructure when so many alternatives exist. Moreover, I find it somewhat strange

As others have pointed out, it's laughable to consider Zoom to be critical infrastructure when so many alternatives exist. Moreover, I find it somewhat strange that he's referring to Zoom as "critical infrastructure" instead of the major cloud providers like AWS or Azure. If Zoom goes down, it's an inconvenience to many. If AWS or Azure goes down, many business just stop functioning. Heck, many government departments might stop functioning, given how government infrastructure has been moving to "the cloud".