Andy Jassy just committed roughly $200 billion in capital expenditures for 2026, and the logic behind that number reveals something most investors are missing about where AWS demand is actually coming from.
While most of the Mag 7 have recently reestablished leadership in the stock market, Amazon (AMZN) has lagged in recent weeks since hitting all-time highs in early August. Kai Wu says the stock has the "most interesting set-up" of the group.
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Microsoft and Amazon are expanding their footprint in quantum computing, even as a commercial breakout remains years away.
It's too good a value to pass up on right now.
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