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One company leading the charge in AI research and implementation is Amazon ( AMZN -0.56%). The company is well-positioned to reap the benefits of its foray into AI, which will ultimately help secure its membership in the $3 trillion club by 2027. Let's take a look at how AI will fuel its ascent.

Additionally, the company also announced that it has made significant progress with Trainium, its custom chip. In fact, AWS CEO Matt Garman revealed that Apple has been an early adopter and long time beta-tester for the company’s Trainium chips, indicating a close relationship between both technology giants.

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AWS CEO Matt Garman said he sees AI inference as a fourth building block for AWS, joining cloud computing, storage and database services. Amazon’s Trainium, Inferentia, and Graviton processors were a big focus, continuing to evolve as an alternative to Nvidia and other companies.