Amazon’s profit is suddenly going through the roof, fueling CEO Andy Jassy’s $100 billion AI spending spree to fight Google and Microsoft
Jassy told analysts on an earnings call Thursday that Amazon will spend around $100 billion or more on capital expenses in 2025, up at least 20% from 2024. The "vast majority" of
Amazon Follows Google, Meta, and Microsoft With Plans To Boost Spending on AI
Key Takeaways Amazon said it expects to spend over $100 billion in capital expenditures this year, with the "vast majority" going to AI for Amazon Web Services.The company is the latest Big Tech firm to announce it's boosting expected AI infrastructure spending this year.
Amazon plans to spend $100 billion this year to capture ‘once in a lifetime opportunity' in AI
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy speaks during a keynote address at AWS re:Invent 2024, a conference hosted by Amazon Web Services, at The Venetian Las Vegas on December 3, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Amazon said it plans to boost capital expenditures to $100 billion in 2025,
Amazon doubles down on AI with a massive $100B spending plan for 2025
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Amazon shares fall on struggle to keep up with AI demand despite plans for $100B in capital spending
Amazon shares dropped 4% on Friday after CEO Andy Jassy warned the company could face capacity constraints in its cloud computing unit — despite plans to spend $100 billion on capital expenditures this year.
Amazon plans to spend an estimated $100 billion on AI in 2025
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Amazon CEO says cloud business would have grown faster if it had more AI chips, power, and server components
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Amazon to boost AWS capacity with $100B investment
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Amazon cuts workforce diversity reference from annual filing amid Trump-led backlash against DEI
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Tech giants are lining up over $300 billion in AI spend. Their CEOs are betting cheaper models will drive up AI demand.
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Amazon warned of ‘lumpy’ cloud trends. Why these analysts aren’t worried.
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Amazon on pace for $100B+ in yearly capex; Jassy expects cost efficiencies to drive AI demand
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says the trends represented by DeepSeek should stoke AI demand long-term. (GeekWire File Photo / Taylor ...
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AWS plans to outspend Microsoft and Google on on AI infrastructure
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AWS completes the set with slower cloud growth expectations alongside Google and Microsoft. Play the long game, urges CEO Andy Jassy
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AWS Optimistic About Growth Despite Supply Chain, Power Constraints
AWS has already embraced China’s DeepSeek R1 frontier model in Amazon Bedrock and Amazon SageMaker, Jassy told financial ...
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Amazon Ad Revenue Climbs 18% To $17.3B
Amazon's online ad business generated $17.29 billion in Q4 2024, the company reported Thursday, with total profits hitting ...
Jassy says holiday shopping season ‘most successful yet for Amazon’
The holiday shopping season was the most successful yet for Amazon and we appreciate the support of our customers, selling partners, and employees who helped make it so. When we look back on this ...