In the first two years after the company relocated the majority of its data to its own custom infrastructure, Dropbox reduced their operating expenses (OpEx) by $75 million. By that point, the tech world already knew how Dropbox left Amazon’s cloud service (for the most part), but these financial reports underscored how much money the move saved them.
With the decision, the tech company who specializes in personal and business cloud storage disclosed financial reports from the last few years of operations. In February 2018, Dropbox announced its intention to go public in the coming months. If the cloud is key to ensuring company success, why did a major tech company, on the verge of an IPO, make the decision to largely leave the cloud services of AWS?
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