Amazon is accelerating into strong double-digit revenue growth, with Q2 2026 expectations at 16.8% year-on-year and robust AWS momentum. CapEx is now overwhelmingly dedicated to AWS and generative AI, with TTM CapEx at $151 billion and a target to exceed $200 billion by FY 2026. AWS and AI revenue growth are directly linked to CapEx, supporting a bullish thesis for 40–45% AWS revenue growth over the next several quarters.
Amazon (AMZN 0.91%) is scheduled to report quarterly financial results in late July.
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AWS growth is tied to AMZN's roughly $200B 2026 AI spending plan as new AI launches, partnerships and customer investments fuel its next phase.
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Some Amazon cloud customers woke up on Friday to a surprise bill estimate that said they owed billions of dollars for cloud services they had never used.
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Amazon's Zoox voluntarily recalled 105 of its robotaxis to address a software issue where the vehicles failed to detect heavy smoke and drove into it. Last month, an unoccupied Zoox robotaxi drove into an active emergency fire scene in Las Vegas that was clouded with smoke, the company said.
Amazon will release its Q2 results on Thursday, July 30. Ahead of the release, shares are up about 8% YTD and 1.5% on the month. The company has continued to seize the reins in the AI race, but this has come at the cost of higher spending and surprisingly higher rates on recent debt sales.
Amazon stock has struggled to keep pace with the broader market this year as investor sentiment toward hyperscalers has cooled. AMZN is up about 8% year to date and just 10% over the past 12 months, lagging many large-cap peers.
Dave Brown, one of the most senior executives at Amazon Web Services, will bring his nearly two decades of experience to Meta.