Stupid question, why isn't the stock down? Couldn't this lead to people jumping to other providers and at the very least require some pretty big fees for do dramatically breaking SLA? Is it just not a biggest fraction of revenue to matter?
Non-technical people don't really notice these things. They hear it and shrug, because usually it's fixed within a day.
CNBC is supposed to inform users about this stuff, but they know less than nothing about it. That's why they were the most excited about the "Metaverse" and telling everyone to get on board (with what?) or get left behind.
The market is all about perception of value. That's why Musk can tweet a meme and double a stocks price, it's not based in anything real.
