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Of course I would. It's Google! They can do it! And obviously they did. How else do we explain people with petabytes of data on Google's drives when the term "
by Grimeton 2y ago
Of course I would. It's Google! They can do it! And obviously they did.
How else do we explain people with petabytes of data on Google's drives when the term "unlimited" meant "30GB"?
- etrautmann 2y agoMy main point is that the costs of storage are fairly well known. One can estimate the cost to google of provisioning the datacenter class storage that a user with PB of data is using, and if your estimate of the situation is that it seems like that arrangement is likely to continue, then great. In my estimate, that seems unlikely unless there's a business case to be made for google (there certainly are some, like building familiarity in the system for academic trainees who may then go start startups or purchase storage from positions in industry).