Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS) is the cloud-computing subsidiary of Amazon.com, Inc., providing on-demand infrastructure and platform services—such as compute, storage, networking, databases, analytics, machine learning, and high‑performance computing—via a global network of data center regions and availability zones. Its services are used across research and industry to run scalable, secure workloads and manage large volumes of operational and scientific data.
In the chemical sector, AWS is commonly applied for computational chemistry and materials modeling, process simulation and optimization, digital twins of plants and assets, laboratory and manufacturing data management, predictive maintenance, supply chain analytics, and sustainability reporting. Relevant offerings include Amazon EC2 and AWS Batch for HPC; Amazon S3 and AWS Lake Formation for data lakes; AWS Glue and Amazon Redshift for data integration and warehousing; AWS IoT services for connected equipment and edge computing; and Amazon SageMaker for building and deploying AI/ML models. AWS also supports a broad partner and software marketplace and provides compliance features for regulated environments.
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