>It's, however, really bad if you sell CPU cycles for a living.
Who really sells CPU cycles? Cloud providers sell instances priced per core. So the real hit is by the customers since they have to shell out for more instances for the same amount of computing power.
The hit I see is by providers of 'serverless' computing, since they charge per request and have their margins reduced.
Who really sells CPU cycles? Cloud providers sell instances priced per core. So the real hit is by the customers since they have to shell out for more instances for the same amount of computing power.
The hit I see is by providers of 'serverless' computing, since they charge per request and have their margins reduced.