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Analyst reiterates Amazon Buy rating on $220B AI capex

A Seeking Alpha analyst has reiterated a Buy rating for Amazon (AMZN), arguing that the company's massive increase in AI capital expenditure is justified by strong contractual demand. The analysis highlights that Amazon's AI infrastructure spending is projected to reach $220 billion by 2026. This investment is underpinned by commitments from major AI labs, specifically Anthropic and OpenAI,…

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  • Analyst reiterates Buy rating for Amazon, citing $220B AI capex by 2026.
  • Anthropic and OpenAI committed over $225B in multi-year AWS and Trainium capacity.
  • AWS showed 37% YoY revenue growth and 39.4% operating margin in Q2.

The analyst points to recent financial performance to support the thesis, noting that AWS delivered 37% year-over-year revenue growth in Q2 with a 39.4% operating margin. This demonstrates that Amazon can maintain strong profitability even while reinvesting heavily in AI hardware and data centers. However, the analyst did not upgrade the rating to Strong Buy, citing remaining risks related to the credit quality of counterparties and the ultimate return on invested capital. The core argument is that the market may be underpricing the durability of this demand, creating a gap between current stock prices and fundamental economic reality.

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Amazon: Anthropic's $110 Billion Commitment Changes The AI Capex Debate (Rating Reiterated)

seekingalpha.com · 29 September 2026

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