It's interesting to see how Big Tech firms can struggle with innovation as they scale, but perhaps for different reasons. Facebook has lacked innovation for qu

It's interesting to see how Big Tech firms can struggle with innovation as they scale, but perhaps for different reasons. Facebook has lacked innovation for quite a while, first relying on acquisitions, then brazenly copying other social media company innovations (e.g. Snapchat, TikTok) Google innovates, then seems to give up on products way too early. It's almost as if their management culture has forgotten that new products need iteration. Amazon, to their credit, have managed to innovate better than these two (e.g. AWS, Kindle, Alexa devices). They started off as a book store, yet somehow became a Tech conglomerate.