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Unlikely for a bunch of reasons. 1) Amazon has a history of competing fairly with customers (e.g. Netflix) and wouldn't want to ruin its reputation in that reg
by 727374 12y ago
Unlikely for a bunch of reasons.
1) Amazon has a history of competing fairly with customers (e.g. Netflix) and wouldn't want to ruin its reputation in that regard
2) Big customers like dropbox make S3 better (power users + increased economies of scale
3) Raising the price of S3 would risk Dropbox shifting to another cloud provider with no guarantee that customers would shift to Amazon storage