Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world's largest cloud computing platform, offering over 200 services that cover everything from hosting your website to running machine learning models.
Host websites, apps, and APIs on virtual servers or serverless functions that scale automatically
Store files, databases, and backups with built-in redundancy across multiple data centers
Access 200+ services including AI, machine learning, analytics, and IoT
Pay only for what you use — or save up to 72% with reserved plans
Protect your data with enterprise-grade security and compliance certifications
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AWS includes AI tools like Amazon Bedrock, which lets you build apps using large language models from providers like Anthropic and Meta, and SageMaker, which helps you train and deploy your own machine learning models. These are powerful but built for developers, not everyday business users.
AWS is best for small businesses that have a developer on staff or plan to hire technical help — it gives you world-class infrastructure that scales as you grow. The biggest upside is flexibility and reliability, but the pricing is complex and easy to mismanage, and without someone who knows what they're doing, you could end up with surprise bills or unused services. If you just need simple hosting or storage, a simpler tool like Cloudflare or a managed host will save you headaches.
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Last researched: March 2026
