Amazon is actively helping customers cut cloud usage

Amazon is actively helping customers cut cloud usage and costs amid the pandemic, CFO Brian Olsavsky explains, as AWS whiffs on revenue expectations (AMZN)

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Published 30 Jul 2020

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· *Despite an impressive second-quarter earnings report, Amazon's cloud business missed analyst expectations and reported slowing revenue growth.*
· *Amazon Chief Financial Officer Brian Olsavsky explained the deceleration in the company's earnings call by revealing that Amazon Web Services has been actively looking for...

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Amazon is actively helping customers cut cloud usage and costs amid the pandemic, CFO Brian Olsavsky explains, as AWS whiffs on revenue expectations (AMZN)

Amazon is actively helping customers cut cloud usage and costs amid the pandemic, CFO Brian Olsavsky explains, as AWS whiffs on revenue expectations (AMZN)

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