Last week I wrote about "disruption of disruption"
With its storage in the cloud, amazon has for a while offered storage at prices almost 1/10th of what large outsourcers charge their clients.
Now it disrupts its own storage costs.
"We've often told you that one of our goals is to drive down costs continuously and to pass those savings on to you. We have been able to reduce our costs for data transfer, so we're pleased to announce that we're lowering our pricing for data transfer, effective May 1, 2008."
Voluntarily lowering prices? Another disruption to the traditional outsourcing market where the general attitude is Moore's Law does not apply to their sector.