Global cloud infrastructure spending Q4 2025 rises to US$110.9 billion; year-on-year growth climbs to 29% due to higher hyperscaler AI investment

Reuters03-26 17:00
Global cloud infrastructure spending Q4 2025 rises to US$110.9 billion; year-on-year growth climbs to 29% due to higher hyperscaler AI investment
  • Omdia estimated global spending on cloud infrastructure services at USD 110.9 billion in Q4 2025, up 29% year over year.
  • The forecast for 2026 called for 27% growth in global cloud infrastructure services spending.
  • AWS was reported to hold a 32% market share with 24% revenue growth, while Microsoft Azure had a 22% share with 39% growth and Google Cloud had a 12% share with 50% growth.
  • Backlog was reported at USD 244 billion for AWS and USD 240 billion for Google Cloud by the end of Q4 2025.
  • Hyperscaler capital spending guidance included AWS at USD 200 billion for 2026 and Google at USD 175 billion to USD 185 billion for 2026.


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