AWS committed cloud capacity nearly sold out through 2027, Jassy says
11/01/2026 — 11/01, 16:17·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said AWS's large committed cloud capacity is essentially sold out through 2027, with some 2028 capacity already alloca…
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On 1 November 2026, InfoQ reported that Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said AWS's large committed cloud capacity is largely sold out through 2027, with part of 2028 already allocated, while the company continues to reserve headroom for On Demand, EC2 and Bedrock. Practitioners discussing the remarks report difficulty obtaining On Demand capacity for ordinary EC2 instances, and similar constraints at other cloud providers. The piece, written by Steef-Jan Wiggers, is the only public account of the remarks so far, and no further updates have followed.
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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said AWS's large committed cloud capacity is largely sold out through 2027, with part of 2028 already allocated, while the company keeps headroom for On Demand, EC2 and Bedrock. InfoQ reports that practitioners are already struggling to get On Demand capacity for ordinary EC2 instances, with similar constraints showing up at other providers.
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