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ALT The cover of the report, with dark blue title "How Big Cloud becomes Bigger" with "Bigger" in bold, and subtitle in light blue "Scrutinizing Google Microsoft and Amazon's investments", and light grey author line "David Gray Widder and Nathan Kim" on light grey page background with three clouds: white, dark grey, and very dark grey getting bigger and going towards the top right until they're off the page.
ALT The cover of the report, with dark blue title "How Big Cloud becomes Bigger" with "Bigger" in bold, and subtitle in light blue "Scrutinizing Google Microsoft and Amazon's investments", and light grey author line "David Gray Widder and Nathan Kim" on light grey page background with three clouds: white, dark grey, and very dark grey getting bigger and going towards the top right until they're off the page.
ALT The cover of the report, with dark blue title "How Big Cloud becomes Bigger" with "Bigger" in bold, and subtitle in light blue "Scrutinizing Google Microsoft and Amazon's investments", and light grey author line "David Gray Widder and Nathan Kim" on light grey page background with three clouds: white, dark grey, and very dark grey getting bigger and going towards the top right until they're off the page.
ALT The cover of the report, with dark blue title "How Big Cloud becomes Bigger" with "Bigger" in bold, and subtitle in light blue "Scrutinizing Google Microsoft and Amazon's investments", and light grey author line "David Gray Widder and Nathan Kim" on light grey page background with three clouds: white, dark grey, and very dark grey getting bigger and going towards the top right until they're off the page.
ALT David Gray Widder is a postdoctoral fellow at Cornell University in the Digital Life Initiative, an affiliate of the Data & Society Research Institute, and an incoming assistant professor in the School of Information at the University of Texas at Austin. Nathan Kim is a PhD student in the School of Information at the University of Michigan, and a Research Intern at the Distributed AI Research Institute. With special thanks to Brian Chen, Max von Thun, Vera Franz, Paul Ohm, Jack Corrigan, Seda Gürses, James Ravenscroft, Erie Meyer, Tejas Narechania, Inha Cha, Julie Widder, Adam Pickersgill, Freddy Reiber, Agathe Balayn, Stephanie T. Nguyen, and unnamed government personnel for their advice at various stages of preparing this report. This report should not be construed to represent their own views, or that of their institutions. Any errors are solely those of the authors. Your questions and ideas are welcome! Correspondence to: david.g.widder@gmail.com <EUAISF logo> This work was suppor