AWS
Leading global cloud infrastructure platform
About
Amazon Web Services (AWS), founded in 2006, is the largest cloud provider globally by revenue, offering a broad portfolio of over 200 services including compute, storage, databases, analytics, AI/ML, and more. AWS supports startups to Fortune 100 enterprises with extensive global infrastructure and deeply integrated enterprise and government relationships. AWS continues to expand rapidly, with its 2025 revenue reaching approximately $83 billion and a backlog suggesting strong growth acceleration through 2026 and beyond. Key partnerships include expanded agreements with OpenAI, solidifying AWS's role as a critical cloud platform for AI workloads.
Products
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Amazon EC2
— Provides scalable virtual servers in the cloud to run applications and workloads.
Customer sectors: startups, enterprises, developers
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Amazon S3
— Offers scalable object storage for data backup, archival, and analytics.
Customer sectors: startups, enterprises, data engineers
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Amazon Connect
— Cloud-based contact center service for customer engagement and support.
Customer sectors: customer service, financial services, automotive
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Amazon Bedrock
— Enables building and scaling AI applications using foundation models.
Customer sectors: AI developers, automotive, enterprises
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AWS Marketplace
— Digital catalog of software and services for cloud infrastructure and applications.
Customer sectors: IT managers, developers, enterprises
Market research & competitive positioning
Source-backed TAM / SAM / SOM sizing, displacement analysis, and an interactive peer positioning map for AWS — available to members.
