They are valued at 3.4 trillion dollars with a P/E ratio of 34. They can give a lot of that up, or they can continue to grow, as their current valuation demands.
> Further: please define "enterprise market".
It's simple enough to think of it as some thing they are not doing, but can do, to make money. It's much less of a stretch than cars, which is one thing they've explored.
They are valued at 3.4 trillion dollars with a P/E ratio of 34. They can give a lot of that up, or they can continue to grow, as their current valuation demands.
> Further: please define "enterprise market".
It's simple enough to think of it as some thing they are not doing, but can do, to make money. It's much less of a stretch than cars, which is one thing they've explored.