Shares of Amazon moved briefly into record territory on Friday, just a few months after fears over the tech giant's massive planned spending on artificial intelligence triggered a major selloff.

• Amazon.com shares are trending higher. What's pushing AMZN stock higher?

Amazon's artificial intelligence chip business is booming. Taiwan Semiconductor is the dominant chipmaker for the AI build-out.

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AMZN's AI-powered ads and logistics gains drive margins as MELI leans into GMV growth and credit expansion amid rising risks.

Amazon.com stock is approaching a record high as investors bet on accelerating AWS growth and continued strength in e-commerce and advertising.

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I believe Amazon (AMZN) is positioned to beat Q1 2026 expectations, driven by AI infrastructure leadership and operational efficiencies. AMZN's custom AI chips (Trainium/Graviton) are delivering triple-digit growth, supporting AWS margins by several hundred basis points and reducing capex. Retail and advertising segments show improved cost structure and high-margin growth, with ads now at a $85B annualized run rate.

Taken together, Citadel's largest technology holdings suggest Ken Griffin is positioning heavily around the continued dominance of Big Tech and the belief that AI infrastructure spending remains in the early innings.

In a rather surprising move, Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN | AMZN Price Prediction) acquired satellite connectivity play Globalstar (NASDAQ:GSAT), which investors might know best for its dealings with Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and the SOS feature on the iPhone.