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AWS, Alibaba, Google continue to chew up public cloud IaaS and PaaS space. Microsoft gains share as well but comes down to earth. IBM finding its footing? True or False. Comment
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John Furrier
I think #Azure is sandbagging their numbers but they are hiding the ball from the market so who knows.
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John Furrier
@Grant_Case IBM #AWS partnership should be in place look what #vmware did; IBM could punt cloudfoundry and go all in on AWS and Jassy's team
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ConsumingML
agree on #Azure. They are everywhere now.
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ConsumingML
Ultimately, $AMZN has not been an honest broker w/customers and partners. The big lead means they can be price makers now, but many customers waiting for a reasonable alt, IF it materializes.
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Keith Townsend - Light will overcome darkness
@Grant_Case That's not too Crazy. My prediction was $AMZN buys $HPE for the edge support capabilities. Meg has done most of the hard work of divesting.
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John Furrier
AWS and HPE that would be interesting