Yeah organizations don't use YouTube for file access, that's just not a good way to operate a video department in a business. Also the quality is terrible and adding another set of reencodes will make it even worse.

>One mostly built CPU's, while another- GPUs.

I mean that also applies to Intel and Nvidia. Intel does make GPUs but their market impact is basically zero.

Click campaigns/conversions and user codes are more important than pure impressions.

It's at least partially in YouTube's interest to lower view counts:

• YT right now can't compete with direct creator sponsorships, which is a huge potential revenue source they want to tap.

• This also makes YT Premium less appealing since there are still ads, though these are "skippable" in a sense.

But if single-occupancy vehicles don't cover the costs of the infrastructure they use, the ridership moving from public to private may incur even higher costs.