Amazon's cloud business faces crucial test after rivals Microsoft, Google stumble

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The pressure is on Amazon.com to deliver on lofty expectations for cloud computing in its fourth-quarter results on Thursday, after Microsoft and Google's lackluster reports jolted investor faith in Big Tech's billion-dollar investments in AI.

The company was the first big cloud provider to embrace DeepSeek's AI models last month and has said its capital spending, mostly on AI, would be more than the $75 billion it estimated for 2024.

But Microsoft and Meta were both forced to defend their AI spending plans last week, and shares of Google-parent Alphabet slumped 8 per cent on Wednesday after it said it would be spending more on capex than analysts anticipated.