TLDRAmazon plans to deploy 2 million additional Nvidia GPUs between 2027 and 2028AWS adds Nvidia hardware as demand for cloud computing capacity continues to growAmazon will deploy 1 million Nvidia chips from 2026 before adding 2 million moreAWS and Nvidia plan government AI factories using 100,000 GPUs for U.S. needsAmazon continues Trainium development as AWS expands its Nvidia hardware partnershipAmazon (AMZN) shares opened under pressure as AWS expanded its Nvidia partnership while continuing development of internal AI chips. AMZN traded at $256.32, down 1.52%, after falling from the $259 to $260 range. The stock tested $256 support, while selling pressure continued.Amazon.com, Inc., AMZNAmazon Expands Nvidia GPU DeploymentAmazon Web Services plans to deploy 2 million additional Nvidia GPUs between 2027 and 2028. The deployment will include Blackwell Ultra, Rubin and Rubin Ultra systems across AWS infrastructure. Additionally, the plan follows Amazon’s commitment to install 1 million Nvidia chips starting in 2026.The combined deployment would give AWS access to millions of Nvidia GPUs across multiple hardware generations. Meanwhile, the expansion reflects AWS’s continued use of Nvidia hardware for computing workloads. Amazon continues developing its own processors through Annapurna Labs alongside Nvidia purchases.Amazon has invested in Trainium processors as part of its effort to develop internal hardware. The company continues its Nvidia relationship, and AWS keeps adding Nvidia systems to its infrastructure. Consequently, the expanded agreement places Nvidia hardware at the center of AWS capacity growth.AWS Broadens Nvidia CollaborationAWS and Nvidia also plan to build dedicated AI factories for the U.S. government using 100,000 GPUs. The facilities will use Nvidia hardware and support government computing requirements. Additionally, AWS will add Nvidia’s Nemotron models to its Bedrock and SageMaker services.Amazon Robotics will use Nvidia’s physical AI platform for warehouse automation. The move extends the partnership into robotics while AWS expands its use of Nvidia computing systems. Together, these projects cover cloud services, government infrastructure, software tools, and warehouse operations.The partnership therefore extends beyond GPU purchases and includes software and physical computing applications. Nvidia will provide hardware and technology while AWS integrates those capabilities across several Amazon services. Meanwhile, the companies are expanding their relationship as AWS increases computing capacity.Amazon Maintains Its Own Chip StrategyAmazon continues developing Trainium processors through Annapurna Labs despite its larger Nvidia GPU commitment. AWS said Annapurna Labs will work with Nvidia to extend NVLink Fusion for Trainium chips. The work will also add high-bandwidth memory to those Trainium systems.The approach lets Amazon combine its internal processors with Nvidia connectivity technology. At the same time, AWS can continue deploying Nvidia GPUs for workloads requiring large computing capacity. This strategy places Nvidia hardware and Amazon-designed chips within AWS’s infrastructure plans.Amazon’s latest plans combine external GPU supply with continued internal chip development. The company will add 2 million Nvidia GPUs while advancing Trainium technology through Annapurna Labs. As a result, AWS is expanding infrastructure while maintaining its own processor technology.The post Amazon (AMZN) Stock: Expands Nvidia Partnership as AI Demand Grows appeared first on Blockonomi.