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Amazon Web Services is a cloud computing provider. That is, it provides on-demand access to computing infrastructure (networks, servers, storage, etc.). There isn’t enough time to discuss all of its products, but some important use cases include: • Renting virtual computers you can run code on • Building and training machine learning models using canned routines • Storing and backing up (potentially massive) amounts of data • Creating a database and running queries on it • Hosting websites • Crowd-sourcing human intelligence tasks (tasks computers currently can’t perform)