Amazon Internet Providers ended 2025 with its strongest quarterly development charge in additional than three years.
The corporate reported Thursday that its cloud service enterprise recorded $35.6 billion in revenue within the fourth quarter of 2025. This determine marks a 24% year-on-year enhance and the enterprise section’s largest development charge in 13 quarters. Annual income run charge for the enterprise section is $142 billion, in accordance with Amazon. The cloud service additionally noticed a rise in its working revenue from $12.5 billion within the fourth quarter in comparison with $10.6 billion in the identical interval in 2024.
“It’s very completely different having 24% year-over-year development on $142 billion annualized run charge than to have the next proportion development on a meaningfully smaller base, which is the case with our rivals,” Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, mentioned throughout the firm’s fourth-quarter earnings name. “We proceed so as to add extra incremental income and capability than others, and prolong our management place.”
That fourth quarter development was fueled by new agreements with Salesforce, BlackRock, Perplexity and the U.S. Air Drive, amongst different firms and authorities entities.
“Extra of the highest 500 U.S. startups use AWS as their main cloud supplier than the subsequent two suppliers mixed,” Jassy mentioned. “We’re including important straightforward to core computing capability every day.”
AWS additionally added greater than a gigawatt of energy to its knowledge middle community within the fourth quarter.
Jassy mentioned AWS nonetheless sees a good quantity of its enterprise coming from enterprises that wish to transfer infrastructure from on premise to the cloud. AWS is, in fact, additionally seeing a lift from the AI growth as nicely, and Jassy credited AWS’s top-to-bottom AI stack performance.
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“We persistently see prospects desirous to run their AI workloads the place the remainder of their purposes and knowledge are,” Jassy mentioned. “We’re additionally seeing that as prospects run massive AI workloads on AWS, they’re including to their core AWS footprint as nicely.”
AWS made up 16.6% of Amazon’s total $213.4 billion income within the fourth quarter.
AWS’ success wasn’t sufficient to appease Amazon traders, nonetheless. Amazon shares fell 10% in after-hours buying and selling after traders reacted to the corporate’s plan to spice up capital expenditures and missed Wall Avenue’s expectations on earnings per share.
