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While I do think that some companies (ie. FAANG) might be too big and we should do something to combat that, I'm not sure that government regulation is the corr
by Corrado 5y ago
While I do think that some companies (ie. FAANG) might be too big and we should do something to combat that, I'm not sure that government regulation is the correct way. I think I would like to see the government help smaller companies compete with the super-large entities instead. Maybe that means startups get reduced costs for network bandwidth allotments, or less costly loans/grants to work on big projects.
There are several projects that I would like to see advances in, but they are just too resource intensive for most smaller players. EV charging is one of them. Tesla really knocked it out of the park with their Supercharger network. However, it's limited to Tesla vehicles (for now). Someone needs to build out a network of stupid simple chargers that work for everyone and don't require you to pull out your cell phone and/or CC. Internet search is another big option; we should be helping DuckDuckGo out instead of kneecapping Google.