US Stock Movement: Amazon surged on October 9 driven by AWS growth, Meta ban, and e-commerce promotions
Bitget异动解读2026/10/09 19:25Amazon October 9 Surge Interpretation
Keywords: AWS growth, Meta ban, e-commerce promotions
1. On October 9, Amazon committed to providing up to $50 million in AWS credits over the next three years to support federal scientific research projects, expanding entry points for government artificial intelligence workloads.
2. On October 8, AWS’s CEO stated that current demand mainly comes from productive workloads such as computing, storage, and inference. At the end of AWS’s second fiscal quarter, the backlog of orders was close to $500 billion.
3. Recently, Amazon prevented Meta’s Muse AI agent from conducting shopping activities on its platform, stating that continued unauthorized access violates its terms of use.
4. On October 9, during Prime Big Deal Days, U.S. online spending approached $10 billion, demonstrating the transaction scale of e-commerce promotional activities.
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