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Amazon.com operates an online marketplace, sells merchandise directly, and provides fulfillment and advertising services to merchants and brands. Prime combines delivery benefits with digital content to encourage repeat purchases. Amazon Web Services supplies computing, storage, databases, and artificial intelligence services. The company reports North America, international, and AWS segments; advertising and subscriptions are included within the geographic segments. AWS accounts for roughly one-fifth of revenue and the majority of operating income.

Amazon.com is the leading U.S. e-commerce retailer and among the top e-commerce sites globally. It includes Amazon Web Services (AWS), the global leader in cloud-based Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) platforms. The company's Prime membership platform is a key online retail differentiator, providing customers with free shipping (after an annual fee) along with exclusive media content (music, video, audible books, etc.). The company's Kindle reader and Alexa-based Echo and Dot digital voice assistants are category leaders.

Microsoft sells productivity, security, business, and developer software alongside Azure cloud infrastructure and platform services. Commercial customers pay through subscriptions, software licenses, and usage charges. Consumer businesses include Windows, Xbox, and advertising. Beginning in fiscal 2027, Microsoft reports two segments: agents and infra, containing its commercial software and cloud businesses, and devices and consumer.

Microsoft sells productivity, security, business, and developer software alongside Azure cloud infrastructure and platform services. Commercial customers pay through subscriptions, software licenses, and usage charges. Consumer businesses include Windows, Xbox, and advertising. Beginning in fiscal 2027, Microsoft reports two segments: agents and infra, containing its commercial software and cloud businesses, and devices and consumer.