Le sujet, c'est Elon Musk et Twitter, il me semble ? Si tu veux ouvrir un sujet sur les conditions de travail chez Amazon, tu le fais dans le bistro.
Il me parait nettement plus pertinent dans le contexte du sujet, de rappeler qu'Elon Musk et Jeff Bezos sont concurrents dans un autre domaine, les constellations de satellites, SpaceX contre Kuiper, qui est en retard, et que Jeff Bezos est peut-être moins incliné à faire de cadeaux à son adversaire.
Sinon, Twitter utilise aussi Google Cloud. Et selon cet autre article du site 9to5google, il l'utilise encore plus, avec un contrat qui serait d'1 milliard de dollars sur 5 ans, contre 510 millions de dollars sur 5.5 ans pour AWS. Mais Twitter continuerait de payer Google, car c'est aussi un de ses plus gros annonceurs. Twitter aurait tenté de renégocier à la baisse son contrat, mais Google aurait dit non. C'est là que sont donc les limites de couper dans les coûts et de ne pas payer les factures d'Elon Musk.
Report: Twitter is not antagonizing Google, a large advertiser and Cloud provider
Abner Li - Mar. 4th 2023 1:16 pm PT 1
From layoffs to not paying bills, Twitter has been on a cost-cutting drive since the Elon Musk acquisition. The latter has resulted in lawsuits from landlords and vendors, though one partner Twitter is not antagonizing is Google.
The Information reported on Friday how “Amazon had threatened to withhold payment for advertising it runs on Twitter because the social network for months refused to pay its Amazon Web Services bills for cloud computing services.”
In contrast, Twitter continues to pay its Google Cloud bill, though it tried to renegotiate a contract that stipulates $1 billion in Google Cloud spending over a five-year period. Google is said to have refused. (For comparison, the Amazon deal is $510 million over 5.5 years. Twitter originally planned to run the timeline component on Amazon’s cloud but has yet to do so, with AWS currently used for Twitter Spaces.)
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Yesterday’s report reveals that “Google is an even bigger advertiser on Twitter than Amazon.” Anecdotally, Android ads about Google Messages are fairly common. Google’s various social accounts remain active on the platform, though Search Liaison did create a Mastodon account pretty early on. No major brand accounts have followed.
During the Apple-Twitter drama of late November/early December, reporting emerged that Apple was Twitter’s biggest ad buyer during Q1 2022 with $48 million spent, or 4% of Twitter’s total revenue for that quarter.
https://9to5google.com/2023/03/04/twitter-google-ads-cloud/