> A good example was the broadcast industry. Entire branches of that industry doing post-production, colour, transcoding, and whatnot moved it all out to AWS. A

> A good example was the broadcast industry. Entire branches of that industry doing post-production, colour, transcoding, and whatnot moved it all out to AWS. After price hikes, they wanted to go back to running their own services. Do you know what exactly increased in price? AWS usually doesn't increase prices, so I'd be interested if that was an exception or if that's a reason just given to cover another issue they had with AWS.