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This article shows relative "cloud" revenues numbers between Amazon, IBM, Microsoft, and Google. In this context, Amazon doesn't look that big. http://finance.
by akg_67 12y ago
This article shows relative "cloud" revenues numbers between Amazon, IBM, Microsoft, and Google. In this context, Amazon doesn't look that big.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/official-amazon-strongest-cloud-business-204718694.html http://finance.yahoo.com/news/official-amazon-strongest-clou...
- nullrouted 12y agoPretty unfair comparison in that article. Microsoft including Office 365 and Dynamics in that number totally masks Azure revenue. It would be a more fair comparison to see AWS vs Azure vs GCC.
- shakethemonkey 12y agoThat article doesn't support your point, except perhaps for IBM and it's hazy to me what exactly that revenue is. It's certainly not from the type of developer-targeted infrastructure services that AWS is. As for Microsoft, quoting directly from your link: "One person has told Business Insider that Azure revenue is at $1 billion lifetime since its debut in 2011, but is accelerating quickly."
- sokoloff 12y agoIBM owns Softlayer in addition to internally developed services.