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AWS operates hundreds of cloud services. Notable ones include EC2 for compute, S3 for storage, CloudFront as a CDN, Route 53 for DNS management, IAM for identity and access management, VPC for private virtual networking, and Amazon Bedrock — a generative AI platform launched in 2023 that provides access to large language models from multiple providers. AWS Marketplace enables third-party vendors to market and sell software running on AWS infrastructure.

AWS competes directly with Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Based on Amazon's quarterly earnings reports, AWS holds the largest share of global public cloud revenue. Azure and GCP have been growing at competitive rates, but AWS maintains its position by breadth of available services and depth of its partner ecosystem. AWS has been ranked as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cloud Infrastructure and Platform Services since the category was established.

AWS operates in Israel with both commercial and technical presence. The company launched the AWS Tel Aviv Region in 2023, comprising three Availability Zones. This local region allows Israeli customers — including fintech companies, defense-sector firms, and SaaS businesses — to store data within Israeli borders and meet local regulatory requirements. AWS recruits in Israel for roles in sales, solutions architecture, DevOps, and customer support.