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Amazon AWS CEO expects to be short on compute "for the next couple of years" "Right now the demand is far outstripping the supply"Read original on X
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Amazon's cloud chief expects compute shortages to last a couple of years
Demand far outstrips supply, which will limit how much capacity customers can get.
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Amazon's cloud chief expects compute shortages to last a couple of years
Amazon's cloud chief expects compute shortages to last a couple of years
Amazon's cloud chief expects compute shortages for the next couple of years
Amazon's cloud chief expects compute shortages for the next couple of years
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Amazon's AWS CEO expects compute shortages for next couple years
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