This is one of the dumbest things I've read in a long time. Algorithms are not where the real value is: that's why you can pull them off shelves at the bookstore. Algorithms are public knowledge, commodities to be written and rewritten at will by common, workaday developers.
Data is where the value is, because you're the only who has it. It's your competitive advantage. It's your secret stash that no one else can access. And if you're willing to ship it halfway around the world to a microservice provider based on flashy marketing, well, I've got a bridge to sell you before your VC money runs out.
Data is where the value is, because you're the only who has it. It's your competitive advantage. It's your secret stash that no one else can access. And if you're willing to ship it halfway around the world to a microservice provider based on flashy marketing, well, I've got a bridge to sell you before your VC money runs out.