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- •Andy Jassy's 2025 shareholder letter confirms Amazon will spend $200B on infrastructure in 2026, with the majority going to AI compute and logistics automation
- •Trainium, Amazon's custom AI chip, is now a $20B ARR business. Jassy hints at selling the chips externally, putting Amazon in direct competition with Nvidia for cloud AI workloads
- •Amazon has deployed over 1 million robots across fulfillment centers. Jassy teased the possibility of licensing robotics technology to third-party warehouses
- •For sellers: expect faster delivery benchmarks, AI-powered product discovery via Rufus to become the default, and Amazon's logistics moat to deepen further in 2026
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Verified Sources
- TechCrunch: Amazon CEO Shareholder Letter 2025
- CNBC: Jassy Defends $200B AI Spend
- Quartz: Amazon May Sell Trainium Chips Externally
- Amazon: 2025 Letter to Shareholders
All information verified from official Amazon sources and trusted industry analysts as of publication date.
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