Like-for-like, those costs go down over time and have since we started building datacenters. Electric costs roughly track inflation, but the price of a TB of s

Like-for-like, those costs go down over time and have since we started building datacenters. Electric costs roughly track inflation, but the price of a TB of storage or 10GB switch port or a 24 core CPU goes down over time. That's why it's hard to align the price of cloud services, the underlying fundamentals are understood and they generally track downward, yet somehow AWS and Azure and GC etc all find ways to increase their pricing.