Amazon's capital expenditure projection comes in at $200 billion, above analysts' estimates of $146.6 billion and higher than the roughly $131 billion in 2025.

Alphabet expects capital expenditure for 2026 to come in between $175 billion and $185 billion — at the higher end, capex will more than double from last year.

Alphabet expects capital expenditure for 2026 to come in between $175 billion and $185 billion — at the higher end, capex will more than double from last year.

Investors are expected to focus on cloud growth, AI spending and the recent layoffs in Amazon's corporate workforce.

Shares in the tech giant fell in after hours trade as investors appeared wary of the sector's big spending plans.

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Amazon's capital expenditure projection comes in at $200 billion, above analysts' estimates of $146.6 billion and higher than the roughly $131 billion in 2025.

The company boosted its 2026 capital expenditures to $200 billion, with most of the spending going to data centers.

Amazon's capital expenditure projection comes in at $200 billion, above analysts' estimates of $146.6 billion and higher than the roughly $131 billion in 2025.

Analysts remained overwhelmingly bullish on Amazon, although most cut their price targets.

Amazon said much of its big spending would be focused on artificial intelligence data centers.

Tech's megacaps announced major increases in capex spend for 2026, and now investors are preparing for cash to dwindle.

Amazon shares fell 7% on Friday after management issued a 2026 capital expenditures guide of $200 billion.