AWS has largely sold its cloud-computing capacity through the end of 2027, with substantial orders extending into 2028.

Amazon Chief Executive Officer Andy Jassy said Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud-computing capacity was largely sold through the end of 2027, according to the supplied Telegram report. He also described substantial orders extending into 2028.

Jassy made the comments in a video podcast with Andreessen Horowitz co-founder Ben Horowitz and general partner Erik Torenberg. He attributed the situation to growing AI-infrastructure demand and said Amazon was working to meet continuing demand from AI laboratories and enterprises.

The report gives no contracted revenue, capacity quantity, customer breakdown, or regional allocation. Its wording concerns cloud-computing capacity broadly and does not establish that every AWS service, GPU type, or region is unavailable.