Amazon Web Services
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The world's most comprehensive cloud platform offering over 200 services including compute, storage, databases, networking, AI/ML, analytics, and more from data centers globally.
Pros
- +Most mature and comprehensive cloud
- +Largest market share and ecosystem
- +Free tier for experimentation
- +Global infrastructure
Cons
- -Complex pricing
- -Steep learning curve
- -Console UX can be overwhelming
- -Vendor lock-in risk
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