Decentralized? ✅.Compliant? ✅.Enterprise-ready? ✅. Mizzle is the world’s first Compliant DePin — built for the age of data laws. 🌐⚡. ✔️ ISO | GDPR | HIPAA | DPDPA.🔐 Trustless infra, built on trust. #Web3 #DePin #Mizzle

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Decentralization isn't a dream - it’s architecture. And architecture needs uptime, compliance, and logic. No gaps. No excuses. We built it from the protocol up. That’s $MZLE.

If your dev stack needs 7 different logins,. 3 Slack integrations, and a whiteboard to follow the flow…. It’s not a system. it’s a scavenger hunt. Mizzle’s SDLC integrations = one clean loop.

Takeaway:. These startups didn’t just follow hype they optimized for their own needs. Whether it was cost, control, compliance, or performance, each made moves that fit their scale and vision. At Mizzle, we’re building infra that makes those choices easier one platform, built

6. Figma: AWS → Hybrid Infra with Custom Compute. Figma pushed the limits of rendering at scale. They built a hybrid architecture combining AWS edge infra and GPU-optimized machines to reduce design lag globally. 🎯 Why: Real-time performance demands custom solutions.

5. Segment: AWS → Partial GCP Migration. Segment didn’t abandon AWS but shifted analytics-heavy workloads to Google’s BigQuery. For high-volume data processing, it offered better speed and cost than Redshift. 🎯 Why: Split infra = better for compute-intensive tasks.

4. Algolia: AWS → Multi-Cloud (Azure, GCP, AWS). As a global search API, Algolia couldn’t afford latency or compliance risks. They moved to a multi-cloud setup to meet GDPR, data sovereignty, and regional uptime requirements. 🎯 Why: Performance + compliance at scale.

3. 37signals: AWS → Self-hosted Infra. The team behind Basecamp doubled down and documented their exit from AWS in a public series called “Back to Bare Metal.” They realized they were spending millions for misaligned infra. 💸 Cost: $3.2M/year pre-exit.🎯 Why: Right-size infra,

2. Basecamp: AWS → Bare Metal. Basecamp’s CTO openly criticized long-term cloud spending and chose to bring infra in-house. For their consistent, predictable workloads, cloud rent just didn’t make sense. 💸 Saved: $500K+/year.🎯 Why: Cost predictability, faster builds, fewer

1. Dropbox: AWS → Custom Infra. Dropbox made headlines in 2016 when it moved most of its workloads off AWS to its own storage system called “Magic Pocket.” This wasn’t just a cost-saving move; it was about owning their performance and architecture. 💸 Saved: $75M+.🎯 Why: Total

Top 6 Startups That Switched Cloud Providers (and Why). 🧵 A thread for builders, CTOs, and startup folks:

One firewall misstep. One cloud misconfiguration. Suddenly, 100 million people’s financial data is exposed - the Capital One hack showed how a single error can put millions at risk. Want to avoid the same fate?.Read our latest blog on securing your fintech. 🔗

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None of these were hacks. No DDoS. No breaches. No external attackers. They were:.– Expired tokens.– Misconfigured BGP.– Faulty updates.– Infra assumptions gone wrong. The future runs on cloud infra. And the cloud still breaks like everything else. Design for failure. Expect.

10/ Jan 2014: Dropbox maintenance disaster. Millions lost access for hours, some lost files forever. Trust in cloud storage shaken as businesses and individuals scrambled.

9/ March 2015: Apple iCloud outage left 500M+ users locked out for 11 hours. Businesses lost access to email, storage, and apps. Global frustration and lost opportunities soared.

8/ Feb 2020: GitHub’s power failure halted 40M+ developers and organizations. Software releases delayed, productivity lost, and millions in business value evaporated in hours.

7/ Sept 2022: Oracle Cloud outage hit banks, retailers, and enterprises. Bank of Queensland and Jetstar customers stranded as Oracle Cloud failed. Payment systems froze and support lines jammed. Millions lost during hours of downtime.

6/ Jan 2021: Slack went dark on the first workday of the year. Remote teams at thousands of companies were paralyzed. Productivity losses for businesses estimated at over $8M in just a morning.

5/ May 2021: Salesforce DNS error stranded 150,000+ customers. Sales, support, and e-commerce froze. Deals died, support tickets piled up. Clients lost $20M+ in productivity and business.