Amazon Web Services, Inc.

Amazon Web Services

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Amazon Web Services (AWS) stands as a pivotal force in cloud computing, offering a comprehensive suite of scalable, on-demand cloud services since its inception in 2006. A subsidiary of Amazon.com, AWS has transformed how organizations operate by providing a reliable and cost-effective infrastructure for various computing needs.

AWS’s global network of data centers enables businesses to access computing power, storage, and various other services with unparalleled flexibility and scalability. The platform has empowered startups, enterprises, and governments to innovate and scale their operations, reducing the need for physical infrastructure and capital expenditure.

Notable AWS offerings include Amazon EC2 for virtual servers, Amazon S3 for scalable storage, and AWS Lambda for serverless computing. Its robust security features, such as identity and access management, have earned its trust among a diverse clientele. AWS’s continuous innovation, including ventures into artificial intelligence, machine learning, and edge computing, ensures its place as a leader in the cloud computing industry, playing a vital role in the digital transformation of businesses worldwide.

LaunchedWeb services: July 2002
Cloud computing: March 2006
TypeSubsidiary [Parent – Amazon]
Key peopleAdam Selipsky (CEO)
C.J. Moses (CISO)
IndustryWeb service
cloud computing
SubsidiariesAnnapurna Labs, AWS Elemental, NICE Software, Wickr
Websitehttps://aws.amazon.com/

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EDITORIAL TEAM
Al Mahmud Al Mamun leads the TechGolly editorial team. He served as Editor-in-Chief of a world-leading professional research Magazine. Rasel Hossain is supporting as Managing Editor. Our team is intercorporate with technologists, researchers, and technology writers. We have substantial expertise in Information Technology (IT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Embedded Technology.

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