Amazon and Nvidia deepen AI infrastructure with 2 million GPUs for AWS by 2027–28
Aug 26, 2026, 7:51 PM EDT2 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Large, multi-year GPU deployment strengthens AWS revenue potential and reinforces AI hardware demand, supporting both AMZN and NVDA equities. The collaboration also creates a framework for Nvidia to monetize incremental compute and solidifies AMZN’s AI stack strategy, though near-term margins depend on capex discipline and in-house chip progress.
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Amazon and Nvidia expanded their AI-hardware collaboration, adding 2 million Nvidia GPUs to AWS data centers by 2027–28. The deal reinforces Nvidia's lead in AI compute while aligning with Amazon's in-house chip push (Trainium, Graviton) and its full-stack AI stack via Bedrock and SageMaker, potentially boosting AWS capacity and revenue momentum if demand remains robust.
Amazon–Nvidia expand partnership; add 2 million GPUs to AWS by 2027–28.
GPUs include Blackwell Ultra and Rubin; deployments set for 2027–28.
Terms undisclosed; deal likely tens of billions.
AWS deployed over 1 million Nvidia GPUs this year; demand exceeded expectations.
Amazon pursuing Trainium and Arm Graviton; AI commitments totaling about $225B.
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