Like the other comments mentioned your post misses of how transparent AWS has been in price reductions in the past.
More importantly, S3 now has several tiers of pricing depending on how frequently you access the data. So maybe lately they haven’t reduced the pricing of the top tier of S3 but they’ve made it significantly cheaper for other use cases of data. That is very contrary to the comments being made of innovators dilemma.
(I used to work at AWS but have no knowledge about pricing decisions)
More importantly, S3 now has several tiers of pricing depending on how frequently you access the data. So maybe lately they haven’t reduced the pricing of the top tier of S3 but they’ve made it significantly cheaper for other use cases of data. That is very contrary to the comments being made of innovators dilemma.
(I used to work at AWS but have no knowledge about pricing decisions)