Amazon.com IncArticle highlights AWS's strong profitability and growth, and notes stock is at a low valuation, presenting a buying opportunity.

Amazon's cloud computing division AWS is the primary driver of the company's profitability and growth, making it a more compelling reason to invest than the retail business highlighted by Prime Days. In the first quarter, AWS generated only 21% of total revenue at $37.6 billion, but accounted for 59% of operating profits, and its revenue grew 28% year over year, outpacing the 12% growth in North America commerce and 19% in international sales. Amazon is investing $200 billion in data center capital expenditures this year to meet AI demand, with CEO Andy Jassy indicating that customers are lined up to use the majority of the new computing power. The stock is also trading at a relatively low price-to-cash-flow multiple and is down about 15% from its all-time high, presenting a potential buying opportunity.
Amazon.com IncArticle highlights AWS's strong profitability and growth, and notes stock is at a low valuation, presenting a buying opportunity.
NVIDIA Corporation