Could not agree more. There is a bifurcation that is insurmountable. The hyperscalers and cloud builders had money at scale and then infrastructure at scale, and now they have performance at scale. A normal enterprise is limited by money, capacity, and now performance. It all comes down to money, don’t it?
]]>It’s like comparing a family farm to one of the 2000+ acre farms in the American west. Just a totally different level of scale and needs and ability to spend to save money over the longer haul.
Now how do we get those scaling advantages down into the smaller shops? And how do you get away from the entrenched “I know Cisco, so that’s what I use” mindset as well?
And you have a typo in there as well: “the BGP protocol to last machines together” which probably should be “lash” instead.
]]>Cornelis Networks, for one. Nvidia will, too. Question is: At what price?
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