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Amazon is best known for e-commerce — an online retail marketplace with famously thin margins, since retail is a high-volume, price-competitive business. Less visible to most shoppers is Amazon Web Services (AWS), its cloud-computing division, which rents servers, storage, and software infrastructure to other businesses. AWS is a smaller share of revenue than retail but has historically contributed a much larger share of profit, since cloud infrastructure carries higher margins than retail.
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