Publications: Bill Whyman

ITIF believes that the cloud infrastructure market requires high levels of capital expenditure, R&D and technical sophistication, combined with massive scale. As such, regulators should neither expect, nor seek, a highly dispersed market with a low HHI.

Cloud computing drives innovation and productivity across the economy, just as the electric grid did a century ago—yet it is more capable and dynamic, and it still in its early stages. Cloud is important not just at the firm level, but also for economic growth and global competitiveness.