Not sure how much impact that will have for companies, that will likely stay more niche. Companies will still want to delegate much of the effort to a cloud provider, but with pressure to have less lock-in
Not sure how much impact that will have for companies, that will likely stay more niche. Companies will still want to delegate much of the effort to a cloud provider, but with pressure to have less lock-in
I've worked for another corp that spent insane amounts for a CMS that nobody understood and required a full time engineer on duty to "unlock" files for the content team - this company later built a simple CMS that just stored a title, body and image in a database because I shit you not: thats 90% of what they needed from a CMS and to do quick announcements/news in a mobile app would have taken weeks longer to develop if they had to integrate with the real CMS.
This was a few years ago before LLMs btw, so I can only imagine how crazy it is today
Let's say theoretically that a company decides to buy raw rack space+power colo and DIY your own router setup, upstream IP transit connections and buy their own server hardware... You're suffering equally from the increase in RAM costs buying your server hardware much the same as if you go with a dedicated bare metal hardware hosting company.