As someone working in a highly regulated industry, we will never, ever be allowed to put our production data into "the cloud", no matter who's cloud it is or wh

As someone working in a highly regulated industry, we will never, ever be allowed to put our production data into "the cloud", no matter who's cloud it is or what it looks like. Ignoring issues of latency, connectivity, and cloud provider outages, there's simply no way any cloud provider would ever be secure enough for us to be allowed to put our customer data on it. Even if he pushes a company that "encrypts everything going to the cloud" there's not a level of encryption today that's more secure than "never putting your private data on a public wire in any form in the first place." Sorry, Mr. Andreessen, the tech world is not comprised solely of cloud-happy, cowboy, internet connected startup companies. Those are the companies you know, because those are the companies that want/need/deserve your investment. The companies that have heavy regulation and serious data protection concerns typically don't need your attention, so it's understandable that you may not think they're out there.