Back in April, Credit Suisse issued a report stating that New estimates from research company RampRate puts the losses for the most popular video website in the world far more conservatively:
RampRate lowered the estimated bandwidth costs, stating that by locating its data centers in “out of the way” locations like Iowa and Finland, the company saves significantly on the cost of transmitting data. RampRate also took into account peering costs for what they say is a more accurate estimate.
While a $174M loss is still a significant loss, it’s not the sob story we’re used to seeing with YouTube and its Comments
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