Well theoretically Exodus still has about 1 year. They've $200 millions of cash on hand but lose about $130 millions per year.
If somebody is going to buy them, which would definitely be a good deal for them, they WILL have to reduce the costs. Reducing costs implies reducing staff (technical support staff... they won't reduce the sales crew
), removing unused capacity, etc. They
can't afford to continue as it is now. Otherwise exodus wouldn't be in the process of running out of cash.
What is this going to mean to their customers? They'll lose the quality of service. It's as simple as that.
Btw, exodus' current quality of bandwidth isn't really that good.
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