AWS AI cloud capacity sold out through 2027, 2028 bookings filling fast
Summary
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said AWS has booked most of its cloud-computing capacity through 2027, with significant commitments already extending into 2028, as enterprise demand for AI infrastructure outpaces supply. Speaking on a video podcast, Jassy called demand "insatiable" and said even 2026 capacity is effectively sold out. He noted Amazon has roughly $220 billion in capital expenditure planned for 2026 and could spend more, implying heavy investment before revenue fully lands. While AWS reserves some compute for on-demand users and services like Bedrock and EC2, long-term capacity blocks are largely committed. This means AWS is selling infrastructure two to three years ahead of delivery, raising execution risk from potential data-center construction or chip supply delays.
(Source:Vector Wire)