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I am not sure what you mean with pennies, they charge the same as AWS, and Dropbox just showed that doing everything inhouse saves them millions of $$.


When you are one of the largest companies in the world, millions really isn't all that much (for your infrastructure).


What is the measure you are using for Dropbox being one of the largest companies in the world?

In the beginning of 2017 Dropbox claimed a $1 Billion dollar run rate, however at the end of 2017 Dropbox had a net loss of $110 Million. When your entire year is a loss of $110 Million, saving $75 Million is very important to the companies survival.


I was talking about Apple.


Ah. That makes much more sense.

Thanks!




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