Jaden Schaefer

And of course, a lot of that investment is contingent on them coming back and spending with AWS.

And of course, a lot of that investment is contingent on them coming back and spending with AWS.

So I think their growth is looking really good.

So I think their growth is looking really good.

And I think a lot of the growth that they saw that 24% was part of a whole bunch of new agreements with big companies and government customers.

And I think a lot of the growth that they saw that 24% was part of a whole bunch of new agreements with big companies and government customers.

I think Salesforce, BlackRock, Perplexity, and the US Air Force are all new customers making new deals with them.

I think Salesforce, BlackRock, Perplexity, and the US Air Force are all new customers making new deals with them.

I think Salesforce, BlackRock, Perplexity, and the US Air Force are all new customers making new deals with them.

Something else that their CEO was pointing out is that more of the top 500 US startups rely on AWS as their primary cloud provider than on the next two providers combined.

Something else that their CEO was pointing out is that more of the top 500 US startups rely on AWS as their primary cloud provider than on the next two providers combined.

Something else that their CEO was pointing out is that more of the top 500 US startups rely on AWS as their primary cloud provider than on the next two providers combined.

So in the fourth quarter alone, AWS actually added more than a gigawatt of power capacity to their data center network.

In the fourth quarter alone, AWS actually added more than a gigawatt of power capacity to their data center network, and a gigawatt is really, really impressive.

In the fourth quarter alone, AWS actually added more than a gigawatt of power capacity to their data center network, and a gigawatt is really, really impressive.

And a gigawatt is like really, really impressive.

So

According to them, a huge chunk of AWS demand is still coming from their enterprises, which are migrating infrastructure from on-premise systems to the cloud, which, I mean, I think this is a trend that you'll continue to see.

According to them, a huge chunk of AWS demand is still coming from their enterprises, which are migrating infrastructure from on-premise systems to the cloud, which, I mean, I think this is a trend that you'll continue to see.

According to them, a huge chunk of AWS demand is still coming from their enterprises, which are migrating infrastructure from on-premise systems to the cloud, which, I mean, I think this is a trend that you'll continue to see.