... says me. All I see from them, is extreme cutbacks. Like they can barely make ends meet, and are scraping together their last cents. For one more bottle of booze.;)
Deservedly so, after being a major co-conspirator in one of the biggest financial manipulation scandal in history. (Libor scandal)
Not yelling "socialize our losses", err, "bailout" again yet though...
Compound growth is a really frightening thing. If that estimate is accurate and if the google is able to sustain that growth rate (and assuming that no other corporate cancer grows faster), then it won't take long for the google to swallow everything.
So what's that got to do with the price of tea in China?
Just the old bringing-it-back-to-earth joke. I'm not seeing the natural monopoly here. What I'm seeing is a broken economic system where insane growth is defined as "good". Convince me this is a sustainabl
So Google's revenue is about 25% of Amazon's cloud services? That sounds about right. In about 5 years, with massive projected growth, Google could... catch up to where AWS is today, at which time AWS, which is also growing at +40% would still be... much higher.
It is pretty suspicious that the article compares them to the "market value of selected peers" (Emphasis added), with no mention of AWS at all.
This is like writing an article about how Bing is really socking it to Yahoo in 2019, but not mentioning Go
... says me. ;)
All I see from them, is extreme cutbacks. Like they can barely make ends meet, and are scraping together their last cents. For one more bottle of booze.
Deservedly so, after being a major co-conspirator in one of the biggest financial manipulation scandal in history. (Libor scandal)
Not yelling "socialize our losses", err, "bailout" again yet though ...
Compound growth is a really frightening thing. If that estimate is accurate and if the google is able to sustain that growth rate (and assuming that no other corporate cancer grows faster), then it won't take long for the google to swallow everything.
So what's that got to do with the price of tea in China?
Just the old bringing-it-back-to-earth joke. I'm not seeing the natural monopoly here. What I'm seeing is a broken economic system where insane growth is defined as "good". Convince me this is a sustainabl
Because I didn't see Amazon mentioned anywhere in the comparison of Alphabet to the tier 3 cloud providers
So Google's revenue is about 25% of Amazon's cloud services? That sounds about right. In about 5 years, with massive projected growth, Google could... catch up to where AWS is today, at which time AWS, which is also growing at +40% would still be... much higher.
It is pretty suspicious that the article compares them to the "market value of selected peers" (Emphasis added), with no mention of AWS at all.
This is like writing an article about how Bing is really socking it to Yahoo in 2019, but not mentioning Go