It’s not a subsidy. It’s a pricing structure for a commercial transaction. Fundamentally a business can not just give out free compute. In the long run the user

It’s not a subsidy. It’s a pricing structure for a commercial transaction. Fundamentally a business can not just give out free compute. In the long run the user of computation needs to pay for it. It’s a question of whether people feel more satisfied paying for it in a lump sum bundled with a device or through a subscription plan on the cloud. For frequently, on demand, low latency applications I would suspect that people will always be happier running the computations locally.