> Yet, AWS S3 pricing hasn't decreased as fast as the underlying storage costs. > […] > Another blog post analyzes the same theory for compute and finds a simil

> Yet, AWS S3 pricing hasn't decreased as fast as the underlying storage costs. > […] > Another blog post analyzes the same theory for compute and finds a similar story using pricing data from AWS EC2. AWS used to do frequent price reductions years ago. At a certain point they seem to have stopped doing that and are now only doing them rarely. That's really a shame as there are still a lot of AWS offerings which are priced way too high (data transfer being the most prominent one). It'll be interesting to see if and up to which point AWS will keep the prices stable with raising inflation.