Steve Tuck

The cost, I don't love the cost, but like, okay, fine.

It is the connectedness back into Amazon and the necessity of that, and then that becomes low-bearing.

So, you know, it's like, oh, US East has an outage for four hours.

And like, oh, Outposts, we're down for 18.

Yeah.

And I think people think when I'm running in my own data center, some of this availability risk, I'm mitigating.

And you're kind of magnifying it because Amazon has made decisions for your outposts that make sense when you're deploying thousands of racks, but doesn't make sense for the two outpost racks that you've got.

Um, yeah.

So yeah, I think that outposts, uh, it is, uh, it is trying to solve a similar problem, although we're really trying to address the economic problem.

But I think for folks that are using outposts because of its locality, um, and obviously, uh, disappointing Amazon by being customers of AWS outposts and undermining their master plan to actually commercially fail with it.

Um, I think that, um, yes, that oxide looks very compelling.

Yeah, I think that, like, look, I'm sorry we do things, because yes, we've done a podcast on the bring up of Cosmo, like quite some time ago, but there may not have been a real marketing launch.

And not announced Cosmo.

It may be otherwise unannounced.

We may be selling it without having announced it.

Exactly.

Welcome to the Cosmo Watch.

I think poor Kevin.

Didn't we talk about this on the register?

We definitely have.