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&lt;p class="std-text">Mercedes-Benz cut cloud egress costs by &lt;strong>66%&lt;/strong> by replacing heavy data copying with intelligent replication strategies. This case proves that the &lt;strong>data-defined vehicle&lt;/strong> model demands a &lt;strong>cross-cloud data mesh&lt;/strong> to survive the financial gravity of multi-cloud telemetry. As automotive giants shift from hardware reliance to data dependency, legacy ETL pipelines and insecure FTP transfers fail to handle the sheer volume of after-sales information required for modern R&amp;amp;D and warranty analysis.&lt;/p></description></item></channel></rss>