During Amazon's (AMZN) Q3 earnings call, CEO Andy Jassy said Amazon Web Services is still growing as more companies continue to migrate to the cloud.
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During Amazon's (AMZN) Q3 earnings call, CEO Andy Jassy said Amazon Web Services is still growing as more companies continue to migrate to the cloud.
There are many examples that illustrate our progress in AWS, but I'll share a few.
On the core side, it's important to remember that the vast majority of global IT spend, about 85%, is still on premises.
And we're in a 10 to 20 year cycle where that equation will flip to the cloud.
Conventional wisdom has been that linchpin workloads like mainframes or storage array networks would never move to the cloud, but these workloads are moving
as AWS has built unique cloud substitutes and AI driven migration capabilities to make this transition much easier.
And enterprises get the benefits of less CAPEX, lower operating costs, faster innovation, better developer productivity, and data accessibility to more easily leverage AI.
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