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Sure - but that's just, to the extent of our knowledge, regulations working as intended. My point here is that OP's startup won't be able to compete with incum
by TeMPOraL 2y ago
Sure - but that's just, to the extent of our knowledge, regulations working as intended.
My point here is that OP's startup won't be able to compete with incumbents for enterprise money, and since the incumbents already provide this kind of service cheaply and reliably for customers of any size, all while handling applicable security concerns, OP's startup won't be able to compete with them for smaller customers either.
- zie 2y agoAgreed, unless they can add a hook(some cool unique feature/thing to get them traction). It probably won't work out well.
- TeMPOraL 2y agoFWIW, I think one possible hook would be to package up "training and deploying model on site" into a product - because after Azure, GCP and AWS, the next set of players best-positioned to make use of cheap frontier model training are... the very enterprise customers who would buy from aforementioned cloud providers instead of doing it themselves. Simplifying internal deployments could convince at least some of them to pay you instead of the Big Cloud.