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There is no way back to this kind of lock in. If anything, businesses expect the opposite: maximum ability to transparently move their load between various clou
by praptak 6y ago
There is no way back to this kind of lock in. If anything, businesses expect the opposite: maximum ability to transparently move their load between various cloud providers and their own on-prem machines.
Perhaps specialized hardware (GPU) is different but not generic load.
- kube-system 6y ago> If anything, businesses expect the opposite: maximum ability to transparently move their load between various cloud providers and their own on-prem machines. Is this actually true? In my experience, being technology-agnostic is something that engineering orgs prioritize somewhat, but is fairly low on the list of priorities for business orgs, if at all. A lot of the most successful business tech has high degrees of lock-in.
- qznc 6y agoWhen everybody is doing AI and deep learning, then everybody wants a GPU. Good for Nvidia.
- ianai 6y agoAren’t their chips from Samsung though?