Amazon CEO Andy Jassy predicts that AWS annual revenue could reach $600 billion within a decade, driven by accelerated AI development. Despite Wall Street's concerns about its $200 billion capital expenditure plan, Jassy emphasizes that the company has clear demand signals, and rapid growth will require proactive infrastructure investment.

OpenAI and Amazon Web Services have signed an agreement to provide AI services to the U.S. government through AWS, covering all security levels. OpenAI controls model deployment and negotiates security requirements with customers, while AWS must notify OpenAI in advance of high-sensitivity customer access. This collaboration extends OpenAI's services to a broader range of federal agencies.

Gate News: On March 17, Amazon (AMZN.O, a U.S. tech giant) rose 1% in pre-market trading. According to previous reports, OpenAI and AWS (Amazon Web Services) have signed an agreement to sell artificial intelligence services to U.S. government employees.

Gate News reports that on March 17, OpenAI and Amazon Web Services (AWS) signed a cooperation agreement to sell artificial intelligence technology to U.S. government staff. According to the agreement, both parties will jointly provide AI solutions and technical support to U.S. government departments.

Anthropic announces a $100 million investment to establish the Claude Partner Network, aimed at helping enterprises adopt its AI model Claude. The network will provide training, technical support, and go-to-market collaboration, with participating partners receiving technical certifications and investment opportunities. Claude is the leading AI model available across AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft cloud platforms.

Security research organization Ctrl-Alt-Intel disclosed that suspected North Korean hackers launched attacks against staking platforms and cryptocurrency exchanges, exploiting the React2Shell vulnerability and AWS credentials to infiltrate, steal keys and source code. The activity is consistent with North Korean attack characteristics, but the attribution confidence level is medium.

AWS data centers in the UAE and Bahrain were attacked by drones, causing widespread service outages. This is the first time a cloud service provider has been targeted with military strikes, affecting consumer applications in the region. AWS recommends customers migrate workloads to other regions, but the process is complex and costly. This incident could alter investors' risk assessment of the Gulf region.

OpenAI and Amazon have reached a strategic cooperation agreement, with Amazon investing $50 billion, of which $15 billion is the initial phase. The two parties will jointly develop a stateful runtime environment, with AWS becoming the exclusive cloud provider for the OpenAI Frontier platform, and will extend the long-term agreement to $100 billion. They will also collaborate on developing custom models to support Amazon developers.