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Amazon Web Services.

subsidiary of Amazon that provides on-demand cloud computing platforms on a metered pay-as-you-go basis

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  • Google Operational

    AWS and Google are intense, direct competitors in the cloud computing and AI services market, vying for market share and technological leadership.

    Well supportedOct 31
  • Andy Jassy Structural

    Andy Jassy serves as the executive leader and strategic driver of Amazon Web Services, dictating its performance and future growth.

    Well supportedWed 18:20
  • CrowdStrike Structural

    CrowdStrike integrates its security products into the AWS platform and Marketplace through a formal partnership.

    Some supportSep 3
  • Trenton Structural

    Trenton regulates and negotiates land use and financial incentives for AWS data center construction.

    Well supportedWed 10:39
  • Pinterest Structural

    Pinterest has established a strategic partnership with AWS, committing $4 billion for cloud infrastructure and AI capabilities.

    Well supportedOct 19
  • Wheatfield Structural

    AWS is building a major data center facility in Wheatfield and funding associated local infrastructure.

    Some supportJun 23
  • Oracle Operational

    Oracle and AWS maintain a dual operational relationship, characterized by fierce competition in the cloud market alongside strategic infrastructure partnerships.

    Well supportedOct 13
  • Vistra Structural

    Vistra supplies nuclear energy to AWS under long-term power purchase agreements.

    Well supportedAug 17
  • CoreWeave Operational

    CoreWeave and AWS are engaged in intense market competition for AI cloud compute services, with CoreWeave positioning itself as a low-cost alternative.

    Well supportedOct 11
  • GPU Operational

    AWS utilizes GPUs in its infrastructure, and GPU demand directly drives AWS capacity needs and pricing strategies.

    Some supportAug 1
  • Nadia Carlsten Structural

    Nadia Carlsten served as an executive leading quantum computing and advanced computing efforts within Amazon Web Services.

    Well supportedJun 19
  • Oyer Structural

    Oyer holds a formal directorial role, developing and managing energy and water portfolios for Amazon Web Services.

    Well supportedOct 16
  • Marvell Technology Operational

    Marvell Technology partners with Amazon Web Services to supply custom AI silicon and components for cloud infrastructure.

    Some supportSep 2
  • Ryanair Structural

    Ryanair relies on AWS for critical operations, risk mitigation, and strategic cloud/AI services under a long-term partnership.

    Well supportedAug 14
  • Talen Energy Structural

    Talen Energy holds a major long-term contract to supply nuclear power and energy to Amazon Web Services data centers.

    Some supportAug 26
  • Alphabet Inc. Operational

    Alphabet's Google Cloud and Amazon Web Services are major, head-to-head competitors in the global cloud computing market, frequently vying for market share and growth.

    Well supportedOct 29
  • OpenAI Structural

    OpenAI relies heavily on AWS for compute capacity, specialized chips, and platform integration to power its AI models and services.

    Well supportedNov 4
  • Amdocs Structural

    Amdocs hosts and operates its cloud solutions and platforms utilizing Amazon Web Services infrastructure.

    Well supportedAug 8
  • American Electric Power provides essential electrical power supply to AWS data centers.

    Some supportOct 16
  • Calvert County Operational

    AWS submitted a data center proposal in Calvert County, which prompted the county to consider a moratorium, leading AWS to withdraw the application.

    Well supportedAug 11
  • Cerebras Structural

    AWS is integrating Cerebras' specialized AI chips into its hyperscaler data center services through a multi-year partnership.

    Well supportedNov 2
  • TSMC Structural

    TSMC provides critical advanced manufacturing services necessary for the operation of AWS cloud services.

    Some supportJul 1
  • Equinix Structural

    Equinix provides essential physical infrastructure and connectivity that AWS leverages for its cloud operations.

    Some supportOct 30
  • Thailand Structural

    one depends on the other

    Well supportedJun 3
  • Meta Operational

    Meta and AWS are actively competing as hyperscalers, challenging each other for market share in the AI and cloud infrastructure sectors.

    Well supportedThu 07:54
  • Bank of England Structural

    The Bank of England is exercising formal regulatory oversight over Amazon Web Services' critical financial services operations.

    Well supportedJul 14
  • Standard Bank Structural

    Standard Bank utilizes AWS for critical functions including AI and customer data processing.

    Some supportSep 22
  • GSA relies on AWS for the operation of its financial systems.

    Some supportAug 5
  • Tom Lash Structural

    Tom Lash held a leadership role within AWS's federal delivery organization, including national security operations.

    Some supportSep 17
  • Azure Operational

    AWS and Azure are direct competitors in the cloud computing market, with their relative market scale and performance being a key point of analysis.

    Some supportSep 3
  • Kim Reynolds Structural

    AWS is contracted by the state, led by Kim Reynolds, to modernize and manage its IT systems.

    Some supportJun 20
  • Iowa Structural

    Iowa has formally contracted AWS to manage its data centers and migrate executive branch IT operations to cloud services.

    Well supportedJun 24

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