Thanks, Dave.
We're reporting $201.9 billion in revenue, up 12% year over year.
Operating income was $28.1 billion, up 61% year over year.
Q3 was another strong quarter for Amazon.
In AWS, our plan is working.
It's so funny, the trillions of bill- he, he's gonna, he's gonna talk about a trilly here soon.
Uh, but just remember, just remember as we go through this, and all the chatter on the Linky and great commentary about how their ads business is not growing, and then even on the call, they're like, "Your AW-" They're throwing shade on your AWS, it's not growing as much.
Okay, they're up 12% [laughs] year over year, okay? Keep that in mind, 'cause guess what, kids? Prime Day was no longer in Q3 in twenty twenty-six.
So the old anniversary, remember all of our budgets in July this year were like, "Oh, that really was sad.
Huh, we didn't comp last year." Yeah, because they moved, they moved Prime Day, the big Prime Day into Q2.
Despite lapping a comparable year over year period where we added a lot of capacity, AWS grew 39.3% year over year, accelerating for the sixth straight quarter, our fastest growth in nearly five years.
Backlog is $578 billion, growing triple digits year over year and well-diversified.
We're installing an AI accelerator about every 14 seconds, and almost as fast as we install capacity, customers are gobbling it up.
Our operating margins have long been strong on our core offering, but rapidly improving on the AI side too, well ahead of where they were on core at a similar time of evolution.
Yabba dabba doo! The bedrock is still cranking, and they got the Trainium situation on top of that.
Thanks, Dave.
We're reporting $201.9 billion in revenue, up 12% year over year.
Operating income was $28.1 billion, up 61% year over year.
Q3 was another strong quarter for Amazon.
In AWS, our plan is working.
It's so funny, the trillions of bill- he, he's gonna, he's gonna talk about a trilly here soon.
Uh, but just remember, just remember as we go through this, and all the chatter on the Linky and great commentary about how their ads business is not growing, and then even on the call, they're like, "Your AW-" They're throwing shade on your AWS, it's not growing as much.
Okay, they're up 12% [laughs] year over year, okay? Keep that in mind, 'cause guess what, kids? Prime Day was no longer in Q3 in twenty twenty-six.
So the old anniversary, remember all of our budgets in July this year were like, "Oh, that really was sad.
Huh, we didn't comp last year." Yeah, because they moved, they moved Prime Day, the big Prime Day into Q2.
Despite lapping a comparable year over year period where we added a lot of capacity, AWS grew 39.3% year over year, accelerating for the sixth straight quarter, our fastest growth in nearly five years.
Backlog is $578 billion, growing triple digits year over year and well-diversified.
We're installing an AI accelerator about every 14 seconds, and almost as fast as we install capacity, customers are gobbling it up.
Our operating margins have long been strong on our core offering, but rapidly improving on the AI side too, well ahead of where they were on core at a similar time of evolution.
Yabba dabba doo! The bedrock is still cranking, and they got the Trainium situation on top of that.
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