Hetzner Price Adjustment
While the pricing is interesting, I think the fact it is driven by the input costs of electricity is even more telling.The fact that electricity costs is the dominating (edit, correction: marginal) cost of cloud computing basically means that:1) We're up against physical barriers to lowering the cost (and ecological impact) of our clouds.2) Optimizing for less compute will pay multi-fold dividends over the next few years where we can expect energy prices to continue rising.3) Building more power-efficient chips is a big deal, and I'm glad to see more general ARM deployment, given their efficiency gains.