Many artificial intelligence (AI) stocks are in the throes of a sharp correction right now, as investors wrestle with concerns about the sustainability of the data center infrastructure spending boom. As a result, Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) stock was down 15% from its August record high as of the market close last Friday. But the sell-off doesn't really jibe with the strong set of third-quarter operating results the company reported on Oct. 29, particularly from its Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud computing platform. While discussing the results on a conference call with investors, Amazon chief executive Andy Jassy offered a series of forecasts for AWS that suggests even better times are ahead. Here's what he said and why it could fuel a sustained long-term rally in Amazon stock.
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