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Investment firm Deerfield Management has entered into a collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to accelerate the scaling of AI-native healthcare and life sciences companies.
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Amazon's AWS cloud business comprises only 23% of revenue but generates 63% of operating profit, demonstrating the segment's critical importance. While AWS benefits from strong economies of scale with a 38% operating margin compared to e-commerce's 8%, Amazon's massive $220 billion capital expenditure in 2026 raises concerns about near-term profitability. However, Amazon's P/E multiple of 21.6—well below its three-year average of 39.3—could signal either a historic buying opportunity or a warning sign for long-term investors betting on AWS's future growth.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) has pledged up to $600,000 per year in technology credits to support veteran and military spouse-led startups through the PenFed Foundation’s Veteran Entrepreneur Program.