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Amazon Web Services - About the company

Amazon Web Services is a funded company based in Seattle (United States), founded in 2006 by Jeffrey Preston Bezos and Andy Jassy. It operates as a Provider of cloud computing services, including infrastructure, AI, and data solutions. The company has 956 active competitors, including 130 funded and 99 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Netlify, Oracle and DigitalOcean.

Company Details

Provider of cloud computing services, including infrastructure, AI, and data solutions. It offers a range of compute, storage, database, and analytics options. These services facilitate application migration, modernization, and development. The company provides tools and resources for training, deployment, and security.
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Registered Address
South Portland, Maine
Key Metrics
Founded Year
2006
Location
Seattle, United States
Stage
Funding Raised
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Ranked
Annual Revenue
£0 - £1M as on Aug 31, 2022
Employee Count
147,041 as on Sep 30, 2026
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Amazon Web Services's funding and investors

Amazon Web Services is a funded company. Amazon Web Services has 8 institutional investors.

Amazon Web Services' founders and board of directors

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The founders of Amazon Web Services are Jeffrey Preston Bezos and Andy Jassy. Adam Selipsky is the CEO of Amazon Web Services.
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Amazon Web Services' employee count trend

Amazon Web Services has 147,041 employees as of Sep 26. Here is Amazon Web Services's employee count trend over the years:
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Amazon Web Services's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of Amazon Web Services include Netlify, Oracle and DigitalOcean. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Amazon Web Services, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
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Netlify
2013, San Francisco (United States), Series D
Provider of a platform for web application development and deployment
$212M
85/100
2nd
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Oracle
1977, Austin (United States), Public
Provider of cloud-based enterprise software solutions for applications, platform, and infrastructure management
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83/100
3rd
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DigitalOcean
2011, New York City (United States), Public
Provider of cloud infrastructure, virtual machines, and managed database hosting
$174M
81/100
4th
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Sumo Logic
2010, Redwood City (United States), Acquired
Provider of cloud-based platform for security and observability data analytics
$346M
78/100
5th
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New Relic
2008, San Francisco (United States), Acquired
Cloud and AI based platform offering enterprise observability solutions
$196M
78/100
6th
Provider of edge-to-cloud solutions, products, and services for enterprise organizations
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75/100
7th
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Dell
1984, Round Rock (United States), Public
Provider of enterprise servers and cloud solutions
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75/100
8th
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Grafana
2014, New York City (United States), Series E
Developer of open and composable platform for monitoring and observability
$791M
74/100
9th
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Nutanix
2009, San Jose (United States), Public
AI powered cloud management software for enterprises
$317M
73/100
10th
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Wasabi
2015, Boston (United States), Series E
Cloud storage provider offering scalable solution for businesses
$484M
72/100
23rd
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Amazon Web Services
2006, Seattle (United States), Funding Raised
Provider of cloud computing services, including infrastructure, AI, and data solutions
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65/100
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Amazon Web Services's Investments and acquisitions

Amazon Web Services has made 53 investments in companies including Bullshot and Gaxos Labs. Amazon Web Services has also acquired 8 companies including Fig and DataRow.
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Type
Company Name
Founded Year
Location
Oct 27, 2026
Investments
2024
Sherman Oaks (United States)
Jun 04, 2026
Investments
2022
Roseland (United States)
Apr 06, 2026
Investments
Durham (United States)
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Reports related to Amazon Web Services

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News related to Amazon Web Services

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Media has covered Amazon Web Services for a total of 872 events in the last 1 year, 513 of them have been about company updates and 212 about partnerships.
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Amazon AWS Revenue Grows 39%, Driving Wider MarginsCNBC•Oct 30, 2026•Amazon Web Services
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AWS Reveals Prime Day 2026 Infrastructure LoadChannelLife•Oct 27, 2026•Amazon Web Services
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AWS Launches Lambda Web Functions for HTTP AppsDataCenterNews•Oct 26, 2026•Amazon Web Services
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AWS Sells Out Cloud Capacity Through 2027 Amidst Growing AI DemandTech in Asia•Oct 25, 2026•Amazon Web Services
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US' 3M raises 2026 EPS guidance after Q3 margin expansionFibre2Fashion•Oct 22, 2026•3M, Amazon Web Services
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Singapore's UOB signs cloud MoU with AWSFinextra•Oct 13, 2026•Amazon Web Services, com.sg, Redington
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