Andy Jaci, CEO of Amazon, urges companies to invest heavily in artificial intelligence

Amazon and Jassy CEO believes that companies should invest “strongly” in artificial intelligence now to reap full financial rewards in the future.

He has Annual message to the Amazon shareholders Jassy, ​​published on Thursday, published that the “Great Capital” is required to keep pace with the pace of artificial intelligence and customers’ request for artificial intelligence products. He added that Amazon, too, needs to spend this money now if she hopes to see strong returns in her years of investment at the bottom of the line.

Jassy’s comments come after Amazon announced plans during a fourth -quarter profit call to spend more than $ 100 billion on capital expenditures in 2025. Jassi said at the time that the “vast majority” of this amount will be offered towards the AWS AI capabilities.

“We still believe that artificial intelligence is a re -invention once in a lifetime for everything we know,” Jassi wrote in his letter to the shareholders. “The demand is not similar to anything we have seen before, and our customers, shareholders and business will be served well by investing us now strongly.”

Jaci said that the largest artificial intelligence expenses are currently centers and fries, but added that over time, this cost infrastructure will start lower.

Jassi wrote: “In AWS, the greater the demand, the greater the number of data centers, chips and devices that we need to buy (and Amnesty International is much more expensive than the CPU chips),” Jaci wrote. “We spend this capital in advance, although these assets are useful for many years.”

Jassy has been offered the Amazon Terium2 chips as an example that the prices will decrease for Amnesty International’s infrastructure over time. He added that these chips provide 30 % better price performance -40 % of the current computing ideologies that are generally available in GPU today. Training 2 It was released in late 2024.

Jassi also said that the dynamics of artificial intelligence prices will change in the future with the low training costs of Amnesty International and the money is placed instead of inference, or the artificial intelligence models already serve.

Jaci wrote: “We feel strong urgency to make the inference less expensive for customers.” “More logical price chips will help. However, the inference will also be more efficient in the next two years with exemplary distillation improvements, rapid temporary storage, computer infrastructure, and typical structure.”

Jaci said in the shareholders ’message that Amazon is currently building more than 1,000 requests for artificial intelligence. He added that Amazon’s artificial intelligence revenue grows in the percentage of “triple number” on an annual basis and represents “billions of dollars in revenue operation.”

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