Cloud computing profit is largely driven by companies that don't make profit themselves.
If we end up with a major tech crunch, which I suspect we will, and a bunch of these big, non-profitable new tech startups/IPOs start to fold, we'll see a massive and rapid contraction in the cloud space.
The last 3 companies I worked at invested very heavily in cloud infrastructure but none of them has made a profit. There's a pretty good chance if you're on HN the same is true for your company.
Cloud computing profit is largely driven by companies that don't make profit themselves.
If we end up with a major tech crunch, which I suspect we will, and a bunch of these big, non-profitable new tech startups/IPOs start to fold, we'll see a massive and rapid contraction in the cloud space.
The last 3 companies I worked at invested very heavily in cloud infrastructure but none of them has made a profit. There's a pretty good chance if you're on HN the same is true for your company.