Amazon Web Services chief explains why Amazon competitors shouldn't be afraid to use its cloud

Amazon might enter new organizations left and right, yet that shouldn't scare organizations utilizing its cloud benefits, its best cloud executive said.

Indeed, even a portion of Amazon's most immediate rivals — like Netflix, which contends with Amazon on video spilling — utilize Amazon's cloud, Andrew Jassy, the CEO of Amazon Web Services (AWS), revealed to CNBC's Jon Fortt on "Cackle Alley" on Wednesday.

"Most by far of media organizations are utilizing AWS," Jassy said.

"Netflix, notwithstanding the way that they contend forcefully with Prime Video on the Amazon side, they run everything over AWS and have for quite a while — same with Disney, Warner, Fox, HBO and Turner, they all keep running on AWS. So what they think about is they need the broadest determination of administrations so they can keep on innovating for their clients."

As the leader of Amazon's cloud division—the overwhelming cloud administrations supplier in the business — Jassy has figured out how to keep in front of rivalry from Microsoft, Google and others through focused costs and huge amounts of administrations. Jassy said the cost structure, and in addition the 2015 buy of Elemental Technologies, has helped it win the media business, for example.

Be that as it may, Amazon is in such a large number of different organizations — retail deals, motion pictures, supermarkets, shrewd home gadgets et cetera — that rivals in those zones might be careful about paying a major tech bill to Amazon.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella indicated out as much CNBC not long ago.

"Amazon and Google both are awesome at having the capacity to fix exchanges," Nadella said. "They have a decent two-sided showcase that they can sponsor one to advantage [the other]."

Jassy let go back on Wednesday, saying Amazon's approach is centered around what clients need, not rivalry.

Amazon might enter new organizations left and right, however that shouldn't terrify organizations utilizing its cloud benefits, its best cloud executive said.

Indeed, even a portion of Amazon's most immediate rivals — like Netflix, which contends with Amazon on video gushing — utilize Amazon's cloud, Andrew Jassy, the CEO of Amazon Web Services (AWS), disclosed to CNBC's Jon Fortt on "Cackle Alley" on Wednesday.

"Most by far of media organizations are utilizing AWS," Jassy said.

"Netflix, regardless of the way that they contend forcefully with Prime Video on the Amazon side, they run everything over AWS and have for quite a long while — same with Disney, Warner, Fox, HBO and Turner, they all keep running on AWS. So what they think about is they need the broadest determination of administrations so they can keep on innovating for their clients."

However, Amazon is in such huge numbers of different organizations — retail deals, motion pictures, supermarkets, keen home gadgets et cetera — that rivals in those zones might be careful about paying a major tech bill to Amazon.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella indicated out as much CNBC not long ago.

"Amazon and Google both are phenomenal at having the capacity to fix exchanges," Nadella said. "They have a pleasant two-sided showcase that they can finance one to advantage [the other]."

Jassy terminated back on Wednesday, saying Amazon's approach is centered around what clients need, not rivalry.

"The way that Amazon accomplices with clients is exceptionally extraordinary," Jassy said. "Innovation organizations today are for the most part contender centered, or they're item - centered. They say, 'Look, we recognize what the item ought to do. It's extraordinary that you have input, Mr. what's more, Mrs. Client, yet abandon it to the specialists.' Those systems can work, yet they're simply not our own. We are client centered — and most by far of what we fabricate is driven by what our clients reveal to us matters to them."

"Our clients' information is our clients' information. Full stop. So they get the opportunity to pick where it lives in AWS. It doesn't move unless they move it. To us, it just resembles a blob, so they have the duty regarding their own applications to ensure that it's sheltered," Jassy said.

"We have the duty, as it keeps running in our foundation, to ensure that nobody approaches that information. Furthermore, our clients have loads of approaches to secure themselves, including having the capacity to encode that information.