Looking four years after the market model

After dominating the dominance of the cloud computing world, Amazon Web Services made a lot of thinking, such as the future of the cloud world, what would it be like? While many believe Amazon Web Services will mimic businesses like Microsoft and IBM in the past, I personally do not think so. So what will the cloud world look like? I have some ideas, mainly based on the current mode of adoption. In four years, the focus will be on specific cloud services, not the cloud itself. As a result, there will be industry clouds that provide professional services, such as: While the general belief that Amazon will dominate most segments, other cloud providers will find a lucrative eco-environment in these areas. As a result, the cloud computing market will become more fragmented. It is not a bad thing that new and existing cloud providers will focus on specific and specialized areas. This will not affect large IaaS providers, including AWS, Microsoft, IBM, Rackspace, etc., and will not continue shaping the market. In fact, we expect to see AWS easily reach $ 100 billion or more in market value in the next three to four years. However, the entire market will grow 100 times in size in four years, and there will be a lot of cloud computing values ​​emerging around them. Therefore, it does not appear AWS against the entire world, but the AWS dominated the market in specific areas, other stable competitors will exist in this area. In four years, other aspects of the cloud market will focus more on specific cloud areas, and the popular term cloud computing may completely lose its motivation as a jargon. On the contrary, the cloud will be an infrastructure service or a platform service, or we may be ambiguous about cloud computing. Cloud whitening and chaos in this area will continue to heat up now. Predict the future of the blog usually have some adventurous spirit. I will review this forecast in 2018. However, I am pretty sure this market pattern will emerge in the future. Overall, I think this is good for the cloud market.