Slack just committed $425 million to Amazon Web

Slack just committed $425 million to Amazon Web Services. Here's how much other companies like Zoom, Netflix, Snap, and Pinterest are spending with AWS or other cloud providers like Google and Oracle (AMZN, GOOG, MSFT)

Business Insider

Published 12 Jun 2020

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· *Slack recently disclosed it made a minimum commitment to Amazon Web Services to spend $425 million in the next five years as the companies announced a new partnership.*
· *Cloud spending disclosures are relatively uncommon, but Business Insider dug through recent earnings reports and other securities filings to...

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Slack just committed $425 million to Amazon Web Services. Here's how much other companies like Zoom, Netflix, Snap, and Pinterest are spending with AWS or other cloud providers like Google and Oracle (AMZN, GOOG, MSFT)

Slack just committed $425 million to Amazon Web Services. Here's how much other companies like Zoom, Netflix, Snap, and Pinterest are spending with AWS or other cloud providers like Google and Oracle (AMZN, GOOG, MSFT)

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