> Mr Garman counters that the higher price of moving data off a cloud (“egress” in the jargon) reflects the higher costs of that exercise. Almost by definition,

> Mr Garman counters that the higher price of moving data off a cloud (“egress” in the jargon) reflects the higher costs of that exercise. Almost by definition, customers leave with more data than they entered with. Uh, they charge more per byte, that's not what's going on. I don't know if that was AWS's Garman being deliberately misleading, or the Economist journalist misunderstanding.