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About Amazon
Amazon.com, Inc. operates through three reportable segments: North America, International, and Amazon Web Services (AWS).
- **Retail:** Revenue comes from online store product sales and physical stores, including Whole Foods Market and Amazon Fresh-format grocery.
- **Marketplace:** Third-party seller services include commissions plus fulfillment and shipping fees.
- **Advertising:** Sponsored ads, display, video and streaming TV ads, increasingly managed through the AI-driven Amazon Ads Agent.
- **Subscriptions:** Prime memberships, Prime Video, music, audiobooks and e-books.
- **Other:** Shipping and healthcare services, video licensing and co-branded credit cards.
AWS provides cloud infrastructure and AI services, including:
- The Amazon Bedrock inference platform, which hosts models from OpenAI, Anthropic and others.
- Bedrock AgentCore for building and running AI agents.
- Trainium custom AI chips, Lambda serverless computing, and the AWS Continuum security service.
- The Amazon Quick work assistant, Kiro developer tools, and DuckDB analytics following the DuckLabs acquisition.
Amazon also sells consumer devices: Echo, Kindle, Fire TV, Ring, Blink and Bee, alongside the Alexa and Alexa+ assistants. Its entertainment arm, Amazon MGM Studios and Prime Video, carries live sports such as Thursday Night Football and the NBA.
Newer ventures include:
- Amazon Pharmacy.
- Amazon Now ultra-fast delivery.
- The Amazon Leo low Earth orbit satellite broadband service.
- Zoox autonomous robotaxis.
The company is currently investing heavily in AI data center capacity. Updated
Revenue by Segment · Q3 2026
Online Stores34%
Third-Party Seller Services23%
AWS23%
Advertising Services10%
Subscription Services7%
Physical Stores3%
Other1%
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