> Meta uses AWS’s proven infrastructure and comprehensive capabilities to complement its existing on-premises infrastructure, and will broaden its use of AWS co

> Meta uses AWS’s proven infrastructure and comprehensive capabilities to complement its existing on-premises infrastructure, and will broaden its use of AWS compute, storage, databases, and security services to provide privacy, reliability, and scale in the cloud. I don't think this is such a big deal. Almost all major companies (with the exception of the major cloud providers themselves of course) use the public cloud to handle some elastic compute and storage. How much depends on each company, and I wouldn't be surprised if Meta / Facebook moves a small amount of its non-core business operations to the public cloud. Funny thing is I would have expected them to move it to Azure, given that they have a good partnership with Microsoft and use Office 365 across the company. But I guess they prefer to diversify using Amazon AWS for the "cloud" part and Microsoft for their documents, spreadsheets etc.