Ha, that’s great. I thought this was a joke at first but it’s not April Fool’s Day. If you don’t understand what this is, it’s basically creating a baby AWS datacenter extension in your local datacenter.
In other words, we first had remote compute (1960s-1970s), then we went to local (1980s-2000s), then cloud/remote compute again (2010s). And now because cloud performance is often unacceptable (always be limited by the speed of light), local is starting to make a comeback. I knew this would happen, by the way. Light goes as fast as it goes and that’s it.