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“The costs, the storage costs in the cloud, for example, S-three and so on and so forth, were cut to one third, like a 70% drop. Same for compute, you know, 60% drop.”

“If you just take a normal Hadoop distro and try to run it in the cloud, the chances are at 10 nodes it'll work fine as you start growing and, you know, as you start growing and growing and growing further. Things will start breaking because, you know, compute …”

“They just run long-running Hadoop clusters, which completely defeat the purpose of You know, how, how you can leverage the cloud to be dynamically adaptable to your workloads and things like that.”

“The majority of mission critical data that's out there today is in the cloud and people don't realize it.”

“It is possible to do a better job of securing information in the cloud than certainly 99% of all companies do with their on-premises systems.”

“If you look at any new company today, and I bet any startup in this room, most, if, you know, if not a hundred percent, certainly the vast majority of the data that you're working with is sourced, begins, and lives in the cloud.”

“I think last year in reInvent, right, Capital One was up in the state saying that, you know, I'm going to, we're going to shut down our data centers, move things to the cloud.”

“My personal view is, you know, 10 years from now, where it's going is clear, and I think that, when I started the company, companies like Bloomberg, for example, would say, no way, no how, we'll never do anything like, you know, like, you know, big data in the…”

“I firmly believe that open sourceness is actually less important in a cloud world than it was in the premise world.”