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Yep, but companies need to pay tens or hundreds of thousands a month for AWS to run it for them. I feel like we are ripe for another turn of the on-prem/off-pr
by api 3y ago
Yep, but companies need to pay tens or hundreds of thousands a month for AWS to run it for them.
I feel like we are ripe for another turn of the on-prem/off-prem wheel.
Then, of course, once it's all back on-prem we will once again have price gouging monopolies (probably in software) and someone will have the bright idea of moving everything to... what will they call it next time? Maybe "the grid" instead of "the cloud?"