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Amazon Web Services

Amazon Web Services appears in 5.9% of current coverage, down from 8.4%, across 57 unique stories from 7 sources.

5.9%

share of coverage

Previously 8.4% · -2.5 points

57

unique stories

7

independent sources

15

real-world actions

Movement over time

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DateAmazon Web Services
January 12, 20266.1% · +0.0 points · 3 stories · 3 sources · 0 actions
January 19, 20262.0% · -4.1 points · 1 stories · 1 sources · 0 actions
January 26, 20262.4% · +0.4 points · 1 stories · 1 sources · 0 actions
February 2, 20260.0% · -2.4 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
February 9, 20263.8% · +3.8 points · 2 stories · 2 sources · 0 actions
February 16, 202610.5% · +6.7 points · 6 stories · 3 sources · 1 actions
February 23, 20264.4% · -6.1 points · 3 stories · 1 sources · 0 actions
March 2, 20264.3% · -0.1 points · 3 stories · 2 sources · 0 actions
March 9, 20267.6% · +3.3 points · 5 stories · 3 sources · 1 actions
March 16, 20260.0% · -7.6 points · 0 stories · 0 sources · 0 actions
March 23, 20263.0% · +3.0 points · 2 stories · 2 sources · 1 actions
March 30, 20267.4% · +4.4 points · 5 stories · 4 sources · 2 actions
April 6, 20262.9% · -4.5 points · 2 stories · 2 sources · 1 actions
April 13, 20261.2% · -1.7 points · 1 stories · 1 sources · 1 actions
April 20, 20264.1% · +2.9 points · 3 stories · 2 sources · 1 actions
April 27, 20262.3% · -1.8 points · 3 stories · 3 sources · 2 actions
May 4, 20265.4% · +3.2 points · 12 stories · 5 sources · 1 actions
May 11, 20268.2% · +2.7 points · 22 stories · 2 sources · 8 actions
May 18, 20268.4% · +0.3 points · 22 stories · 4 sources · 4 actions
May 25, 20269.8% · +1.4 points · 24 stories · 2 sources · 6 actions
June 1, 20268.4% · -1.4 points · 21 stories · 2 sources · 9 actions
June 8, 20268.1% · -0.3 points · 21 stories · 3 sources · 7 actions
June 15, 20267.9% · -0.2 points · 20 stories · 4 sources · 6 actions
June 22, 20266.2% · -1.7 points · 16 stories · 5 sources · 1 actions
June 29, 20266.6% · +0.4 points · 16 stories · 3 sources · 6 actions
July 6, 20264.1% · -2.5 points · 11 stories · 2 sources · 4 actions
July 13, 20264.0% · -0.2 points · 4 stories · 1 sources · 1 actions
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DateSignalWhat happenedAction type
July 13, 2026Amazon Web ServicesBuying activityBuying activity
July 9, 2026Amazon Web ServicesAnnouncementAnnouncement
July 8, 2026Amazon Web ServicesContract awardedContract awarded
July 8, 2026Amazon Web ServicesBeing testedBeing tested
July 6, 2026Amazon Web ServicesEntering useEntering use

Why now

Amazon Web Services appears in 5.9% of current coverage, down from 8.4%, across 57 unique stories from 7 sources.

Why it matters

Broader attention around Amazon Web Services can indicate a shift in who is funding, buying, building, regulating, or deploying capabilities.

What to watch

Watch for announcements, contracts, funding, partnerships, leadership decisions, and deployments involving Amazon Web Services.

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