Erlang is not that performant in the general case compared to C/Java/etc. While the conceptual overhead in distribution is much lighter with Erlang, actual computation in an idiomatic implementation tends to be slower than Scala/Akka.
Of course, there are tasks for which an Erlang implementation would be faster, but as others have mentioned, most organizations would prefer to write Scala.
Of course, there are tasks for which an Erlang implementation would be faster, but as others have mentioned, most organizations would prefer to write Scala.
(Yes, I find that icky too. :-))