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Infra2026-04-30 · source-backed
Amazon's AWS grew 28% to $37.6B (15-quarter high) with $200B planned capex. Google Cloud grew 63% past $20B quarterly, but executives said growth was capacity-constrained. Microsoft's AI business hit $37B annual run rate, up 123%. Meta raised AI capex guidance to $125-145B while laying off 8,000. The pattern: demand exceeds supply at every major cloud provider simultaneously. If you're planning agent workloads that need to scale, lock in capacity commitments now.
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