I work in a tech company which is a bit bigger than cloudflare and anything less than 6 figures/yr opex reduction is a rounding error. It is pretty regular to s

I work in a tech company which is a bit bigger than cloudflare and anything less than 6 figures/yr opex reduction is a rounding error. It is pretty regular to save the company 7 figures per year when opex is in the billions. It is about the opportunity cost, nobody is going to disagree that small optimizations are a net positive but what else could you have done with your time? Maybe cloudflare is at the point of maturity where there are no easy wins and only 1% gains left but I kind of doubt it given their reliability track record. How many dollars do they lose for every hour they are down? Probably more than $20k.