Amazon Reports $15 Billion AI Revenue Run Rate as AWS Expands AI Offerings
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said that Amazon Web Services has reached an AI revenue run rate of more than $15 billion, according to a company announcement. Jassy shared the update during Amazon’s first quarter 2026 earnings call, noting that the growth rate far exceeds the company’s early cloud expansion.
AWS added new offerings including OpenAI’s GPT-5.4 model on Bedrock, with GPT-5.5 expected soon. The company also began previewing Amazon Bedrock Managed Agents, powered by OpenAI, which allow organizations to build generative AI applications and agents at production scale.
Jassy highlighted strong adoption of AWS tools such as Strands, AgentCore, and Quick. Strands has been downloaded over 25 million times, while Quick’s new desktop app can query and summarize data from email, calendars, and local files. The number of developers using Kiro more than doubled quarter over quarter, and enterprise usage of Quick grew nearly tenfold.
Amazon’s chips business also recorded nearly 40 percent quarter over quarter growth. The company’s collaboration with Anthropic continues to expand, with Anthropic securing up to 5 gigawatts of Amazon Trainium chips to train and power its AI models.
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