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Amazon’s new OpenAI deal offers further proof the stock has become an AI winner

OpenAI, a move that’s sending the stock higher and solidifying its status as an artificial-intelligence winner. The $38 billion deal between the companies, which will span seven years, allows OpenAI to utilize the Amazon Web Services infrastructure for AI workloads,

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OpenAI strikes 7-year, $38B cloud computing deal with Amazon Web Services

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Amazon jumps 5% after AWS and OpenAI announce $38B partnership

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OpenAI To Meta: How Tech Giants Are Pouring Billions Into AI Infrastructure

OpenAI and Amazon have signed a multi-year agreement worth $38 billion under which the e-commerce giant will provide the ChatGPT maker access to hundreds of thousands of Nvidia processors to train and...

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Amazon inks $38 billion deal with OpenAI for Nvidia chips

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ChatGPT owner OpenAI signs $38bn cloud computing deal with Amazon

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3 Big Winners From Amazon’s Plan to Double Capacity by 2027

AWS showed strong AI performance growth in Q3 2025. Amazon plans to double AWS capacity by 2027, citing power as a key bottleneck. The results impressed the markets, lifting

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AWS opens giant data center for AI training

Just over a year after construction began, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has opened its giant data center near Lake Michigan in Indiana. The data center, which is part of AWS Project Rainier, covers 1,200 acres, or 4.86 square kilometers. This makes it one of the largest data centers in the world, CNBC reports.

Amazon's New AI Chips Could Unlock Billions In Revenue, Analysts Say

Amazon's Project Rainier, with 500k Trainium2 chips, is live. BoA analyst expects $272 price. Rainier could add $6B to AWS revenue by 2026.

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Elitery and AWS Collaborate to Empower 20,000 Malaysian Students with Cloud and AI Skills

Elitery, a leading managed service provider from Indonesia, through its Malaysian subsidiary Elitery Global Technology Sdn. Bhd. (Elitery Malaysia), in collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and several leading universities across Malaysia,