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Andy Jassy

Andy Jassy is the Chief Executive Officer of Amazon Web Services, which operates multiple data centers in Texas as part of AWS's U.S. infrastructure footprint.

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August 1, 2026

The Same $50K Fee That Screens Datacenters Now Applies to Chevron and Samsung

AWS backlog sits at $496 billion; the constraint is power, memory, and the speed of concrete. The signal for tier-two operators is sequencing. When the largest cloud provider can't source high-bandwidth memory fast enough to match power and real estate, smaller developers face the choice of securing memory allocation before land and interconnection. Bottom line: committed power sitting idle behind a memory shortage is a carrying cost, so watch whether the memory constraint eases in the back half of the year. Sources: [Datacenter Knowledge](https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/infrastructure/amazon-lifts-ai-infrastructure-spending-to-220b-as-demand-outpaces-capacity), [Data Center Dynamics](https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/musk-confirms-fourth-spacexai-data-center-in-memphis-company-starts-removing-illegal-gas-turbines/) Amazon lifted 2026 AI infrastructure spending to $220 billion, a $20 billion jump, and CEO Andy Jassy said it won't be enough through 2027.

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