Amazon.com IncAWS revenue growth 37% and strong cloud/AI demand
Oracle shares surged approximately 6.6% in Monday's regular-session trading as the cloud-computing rally expanded beyond Amazon and Microsoft. Reuters reported that Oracle joined several major technology companies advancing after Amazon reached a $3 trillion valuation, with the movement following evidence that demand for cloud and artificial-intelligence computing capacity remained strong despite rapidly rising industry spending. Amazon Web Services revenue increased 37%, its fastest expansion in more than four years, while Microsoft reported 43% Azure growth and forecast approximately 45% growth during its current quarter. Amazon plans approximately $220 billion of capital expenditure during 2026, and Microsoft expects to spend roughly $50 billion during its current quarter, illustrating the scale of the infrastructure buildout. Investors may now assess customer commitments, cloud-revenue growth, and infrastructure utilization for evidence that Monday's sector-driven valuation increase is supported by company-specific financial performance.
Amazon.com IncAWS revenue growth 37% and strong cloud/AI demand
Microsoft CorporationAzure growth 43% and forecast 45% growth
Oracle CorporationShares surged as part of cloud-AI rally, no company-specific news