I suppose if you have some kind of compilation that can saturate 100+ cores for so long it makes sense to send out the work to other machines then this could be

I suppose if you have some kind of compilation that can saturate 100+ cores for so long it makes sense to send out the work to other machines then this could be useful. One machine is an advantage when we're thinking about the I/O overhead. I suppose giant Infinibuild projects exist so there's a market for some C++ devs perhaps. It still seems fairly niche to me. The aggressively parallel automated testing is nice but I don't see why that requires the IDE in the cloud.