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Amazon Q3 revenue up 12% to $201.9 billion, AWS up 39%

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Amazon Q3 revenue up 12% to $201.9 billion, AWS up 39%

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  1. What happened

    Amazon's Q3 2026 revenue rose 12% to $201.9 billion, with AWS up 39% to $46 billion; Home Depot's Q2 fiscal 2026 revenue grew 5.7% to $47.9 billion.

  2. Why it matters

    The divergence underscores how Amazon's cloud and AI infrastructure demand is powering faster growth than Home Depot's housing-dependent retail model.

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Amazon and Home Depot illustrate two different retail trajectories. Amazon's diversified model spans e-commerce, AWS cloud computing, advertising, and subscriptions, letting it benefit from both consumer spending and enterprise tech investment. In Q3 2026, that translated into 12% total revenue growth to $201.9 billion, with AWS up 39% to $46 billion as AI infrastructure demand accelerated. Home Depot, by contrast, relies on building materials and home improvement services tied to housing market activity. Its Q2 fiscal 2026 revenue rose 5.7% to $47.9 billion, but management noted housing affordability pressures are pushing consumers toward smaller projects. The contrast suggests Amazon's cloud and AI exposure is currently a stronger growth engine than Home Depot's housing-sensitive retail model, though both companies continue to expand.

FAQ
How fast did AWS grow in Amazon's latest quarter?
AWS revenue surged 39% to $46 billion in Q3 2026, driven by demand for cloud computing and AI infrastructure.
What drove Home Depot's sales growth?
Higher spending per purchase helped drive growth, as customer transactions declined; consumers favored smaller repair and maintenance projects.
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