Thanks very much for the comment, however I do have to disagree. A cloud infrastructure is exactly what they are building to serve their internal products / applications.

On Slide 11, they describe in the bullet "Resilient Ecosystem" how they are building a "cloud-based architecture and hyper-converged infrastructure". On Slide 22, they describe the key elements of this cloud infrastructure which is a combination of several elements or service providers such as DNS Server, Load Balancer, and CDN. Smaller cloud providers outsource these individual elements to separate service providers. Large cloud providers like AWS do most of this themselves.

This leaves the main question which is whether they have a long-term vision to provide cloud services B2B in the future or only have this infrastructure in place for their own internal needs. Here on Slide 11 there is a clue in the section called "Scalable" where they talk about the "potential high-growth, high-margin, high ROIC economic model". This means once this bullet proof cloud infrastructure in in place and serving their internal needs (Truth Social and TMTG+), they can then look to sell cloud services to outside companies just like AWS does in the Bezos Cloud.

TLDR; buy DWAC frens

SAUCE > full presentation https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1849635/000119312521348593/d242442dex992.htm