#AWS

Snowflake's new $6 billion AWS contract is about more than cloud spending. It signals a shift in AI infrastructure—away from Nvidia GPUs and toward cheaper, homegrown chips for the agent era.

Amazon's fresh $5B investment in Anthropic brings its total to $13B. But the real story is a $100B AWS spending pledge and a bet on Amazon's own AI chips over Nvidia.

AWS data centers in Bahrain and UAE were hit by drone strikes. With helium supplies squeezed and energy costs spiking, the Iran conflict is quietly rewiring global tech infrastructure—and your cloud bill.

Amazon launches AI agent platform for healthcare that automates admin tasks for $99/month per provider. Can this crack the $5 trillion healthcare market?

Drone strikes on AWS data centers in UAE and Bahrain reveal the physical vulnerabilities of cloud computing, forcing businesses to rethink their digital strategies.

Amazon's AI coding assistant Kiro caused a 13-hour AWS outage in December, raising critical questions about AI automation limits and corporate responsibility in the age of autonomous systems.

AWS recorded 24% growth in Q4 2025, its highest rate in 13 quarters, driven by AI workloads and enterprise cloud migration. What this means for the cloud computing landscape.

AWS beats Q4 expectations with $35.6B revenue but trails Google Cloud's 48% and Microsoft Azure's 39% growth. Amazon's massive $200B 2026 capex signals defensive strategy in AI infrastructure race.

Amazon reports Q4 earnings amid massive AI spending and corporate layoffs. Cloud growth and AI strategy under scrutiny as company reshapes for future competition

Amazon AWS partners with Nuton Technologies to source copper extracted via microorganisms. This bioleaching method reduces carbon emissions and water use for data center construction.

After a disappointing 2025 with only 6% growth, Amazon stock is targeting a 2026 rebound. Key drivers include AWS's reaccelerated growth and a burgeoning ad business, but the biggest challenge lies in securing power for its AI infrastructure expansion.

Analysis of Russia's multi-year cyberattack on AWS. The true threat isn't a flaw in the cloud, but the weaponization of customer misconfigurations.