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Amazon Web Services, the cloud-computing division of Amazon.com, signed new deals with customers SAP SE and Symantec Corp. worth a combined $1 billion, according to an internal memo, underscoring the company’s growing momentum in the market for internet-based computing power and storage.
The contracts are each worth $500 million over 5 years, the text of an Amazon email from September showed. Both transactions represented expansions of existing partnerships. Microsoft, the No. 2 cloud-services provider, had also competed for the Symantec deal, according to the memo.
Some of the world's largest technology companies have been duking it out for
The contracts are each worth $500 million over 5 years, the text of an Amazon email from September showed. Both transactions represented expansions of existing partnerships. Microsoft, the No. 2 cloud-services provider, had also competed for the Symantec deal, according to the memo.
Some of the world's largest technology companies have been duking it out for
