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The cloud wars were never about servers. They were about power. For nearly two decades, the tech giants fought a predictable battle: faster compute, cheaper storage, better databases. Customers shopped cloud like they once shopped mainframes—spec sheets, performance benchmarks, and cost per unit ruled the day. AWS raced ahead as the utility player, Azure clawed market share through enterprise familiarity, and Google Cloud tried to win with cutting-edge engineering.