[nicetryguy]

> Andy Jassy ... said working faster was essential because competitors would gain ground if Amazon doesn’t give customers what they want “as quickly as possible” and cited coding as an activity where A.I. would “change the norms.”

Bruh, no competitor is going to set up an army of datacenters and warehouses on the gargantuan scale of amazon anytime soon... What do customers want? How about fixing your search function accuracy and policing the disgusting influx of scam products with fake reviews!!! Ugh. How about you get AI working on THAT jackknife...

[Izikiel43]

AWS has competition in Azure and Google Cloud, and AWS is the money maker for Amazon, everything else is incidental.

[nicetryguy]

> AWS is the money maker ... everything else is incidental.

Considering Amazon kills and steals all kinds of small businesses and ideas that would be a godsend for Americans.

[echelon]

> Bruh, firstly, no competitor is going to set up an army of datacenters and warehouses on the gargantuan scale of amazon anytime soon.

Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Oracle, and xAI covet what AWS has. They are absolutely coming for AWS.

[nicetryguy]

AWS? Possibly. They have a huge head start and haven't lost much ground yet. The warehouses and physical delivery? No way in hell. Any competing physical infrastructure would take a decade from the first shovel hitting the ground today.