The industry estimates that Samsung Electronics paid more than $483 million to AWS in 2019

The industry estimates that Samsung Electronics paid more than $483 million to AWS in 2019

  • May 7, 2020
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The industry estimates that Samsung Electronics paid more than $483 million to AWS in 2019

Samsung Electronics is planning to gradually lower its dependence on AWS (Amazon Web Service) and is looking to use its own cloud system because it believes that it is better for it to lower its dependency.

Source: etnews.com

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