Greater chance of survival, greater chance of being a winner in any consolidation in the industry, generally revenue translates to higher share price which means ability to acquire useful and interesting companies, likely lower cost of capital for borrowing for build-outs. Attracts greater talent with better packages. Now as teeny tiny (personal) customer of these guys... I'm not really going to care about most of this stuff. But in my $70B company market cap day-job... I do.
I'm a happy customer of Hetzner, but AWS revenues are 440x theirs. Not much of a castle.
Why do you want to be a customer of a company with extreme revenue? That only means you'll pay too much money.
Greater chance of survival, greater chance of being a winner in any consolidation in the industry, generally revenue translates to higher share price which means ability to acquire useful and interesting companies, likely lower cost of capital for borrowing for build-outs. Attracts greater talent with better packages. Now as teeny tiny (personal) customer of these guys... I'm not really going to care about most of this stuff. But in my $70B company market cap day-job... I do.
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I am a customer of Walmart and Costco, both with extreme revenue and both saving me loads of money
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Customers can benefit from scale too
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What about "GCP, AWS, Azure, Alibaba, Oracle" revenues?