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AWS says most AI cloud capacity booked through 2027, many 2028 slots filled

Amazon Web Services’ chief Andy Jassy told listeners on a video podcast with Ben Horowitz and Erik Torenberg that the company has already booked the bulk of its AI‑focused cloud capacity through 2027. He added that a “good chunk” of the 2028 inventory is also reserved, leaving only a limited pool for on‑demand users and services such as Bedrock and EC2.

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  • AWS has booked most AI infrastructure capacity through 2027 and a sizable portion of 2028, according to CEO Andy Jassy
  • Amazon plans roughly $220 billion capital expenditure for 2026 and may spend more on data‑center and chip investments
  • The forward‑sold model leaves limited on‑demand compute, creating execution risk if construction or chip supply lags

Jassy cited roughly $220 billion of capital expenditure planned for 2026 and hinted the figure could rise as Amazon continues to build data centers and secure advanced chips. The forward‑selling approach, more typical of power‑plant or semiconductor‑fab procurement, pushes execution risk onto AWS: any delay in construction or chip supply could postpone the promised capacity.

The disclosure reshapes the competitive landscape for hyperscale cloud providers, showing that the bottleneck is no longer customer demand but the speed at which Amazon can expand its infrastructure to meet the already‑booked orders.

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AWS AI cloud capacity sold out through 2027, 2028 bookings filling fast

vectorwire.ai · 24 October 2026

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