Amazon.com and the new AI arms race: why the company can’t afford to blink
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- AWS disruptions in the UAE and Bahrain (reported March 2, 2026) are a reminder that “the cloud” is physical—and geopolitical risk can become uptime risk.
- Amazon’s multi-year OpenAI partnership (announced March 3, 2026) includes up to $50 billion in investment and a major push to make AWS the default home for next-gen AI apps.
- Recent results (Q4 2025, reported Feb. 5, 2026) show AWS still driving growth and profits, helping fund the AI infrastructure buildout.
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