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It’s way too early to thank them. Wait 5-10 years, see what effect it has on prices, competition etc
by switch007 3y ago
It’s way too early to thank them. Wait 5-10 years, see what effect it has on prices, competition etc
- makeitdouble 3y agoGCP, Azure and AWS have been here for more than 10 years, free to do almost whatever they want. Did the prices decrease and competions pop up everywhere ?
- scarface_74 3y agoWell seeing that according to the CEO of Amazon and former CEO of AWS, Andy Jassy, only 5%-10% of all IT infrastructure spend is on any cloud provider, the three cloud providers can hardly be considered an oligopoly. https://accelerationeconomy.com/cloud-wars/amazon-ceo-andy-jassy-speaks-lot-of-growth-in-front-of-aws/ https://accelerationeconomy.com/cloud-wars/amazon-ceo-andy-j...
- ensignavenger 3y agoThere are quite a few competitors in the space, yes. Prices haven't gone down as much as I would like, but they have gone down some and the products have improved.
- pquki4 3y agoHow can the ability to transfer data to another cloud provider or your own server increase price?? Doesn't that mean there is more & fairer competition?
- SteveNuts 3y agoI think they mean that AWS et al will make that margin up somewhere else by either charging for something they didn’t charge for before or increasing prices. Companies don’t like to have their bottom line affected.
- ensignavenger 3y agoBut the real key to Amazon wanting to charge high egres fees was to keep you from moving your data out. If they raise prices elsewhere, there is one less barrier to moving to one of their many competitors.
- uuddlrlrbaba 3y agoDo you think that alternate clouds will offer better or worse pricing and incentives to migrate as a result of this?