Jaden Schaefer

A lot of people used to run all of their own compute and data centers and stuff like that, and they would do it at their headquarters or in some sort of data center, and a lot of them are just moving it over to AWS to have them manage it.

A lot of people used to run all of their own compute and data centers and stuff like that, and they would do it at their headquarters or in some sort of data center, and a lot of them are just moving it over to AWS to have them manage it.

A lot of people used to run all of their own compute and data centers and stuff like that, and they would do it at their headquarters or some sort of data center, and a lot of them are just moving it over to AWS to have them manage it.

I think at the same time, AI workloads are also increasingly reinforcing like why these companies need to move to the cloud because they just don't have the resources to do it on site.

I think at the same time, AI workloads are also increasingly reinforcing like why these companies need to move to the cloud because they just don't have the resources to do it on site.

I think at the same time, AI workloads are also increasingly reinforcing like why these companies need to move to the cloud because they just don't have the resources to do it on site.

I think a lot of customers are running really large AI models on AWS and they kind of expect

I think a lot of customers are running really large AI models on AWS and they kind of expect

I think a lot of customers are running really large AI models on AWS and they kind of expect

that their broader cloud footprint needs to expand.

that their broader cloud footprint needs to expand.

that their broader cloud footprint needs to expand.

AWS accounted for 16.6% of Amazon's $213.4 billion in total revenue in the fourth quarter, which I think shows it has like it's a huge chunk of the company's future.

AWS accounted for 16.6% of Amazon's $213.4 billion in total revenue in the fourth quarter, which I think shows it has like it's a huge chunk of the company's future.

AWS accounted for 16.6% of Amazon's $213.4 billion in total revenue in the fourth quarter, which I think shows it has like it's a huge chunk of the company's future.

But I mean, 16% isn't everything.

But I mean, 16% isn't everything.

But I mean, 16% isn't everything.

Obviously, Amazon is still doing a lot of revenue from other segments.

Obviously, Amazon is still doing a lot of revenue from other segments.