Amazon is reportedly close to acquiring Decart, a small AI startup with about 100 employees, for around $7 billion. Decart develops software that accelerates AI models on various chips, including Nvidia's GPUs and Amazon's own Trainium chips, potentially reducing costs and shifting workloads away from Nvidia. This acquisition could strengthen Amazon's AI hardware ecosystem, especially for its Trainium chips, though the startup has no disclosed revenue and the deal is not finalized. The market reaction was muted, and analysts remain focused on Amazon's strong AWS growth and future earnings reports for further clarity on the deal's impact.
Amazon shares are trading at USD 260.79 with a modest gain of 0.49% as of Oct 13, 2026 22:41 WIB on Pluang. Nvidia, whose GPUs are integral to the AI startup's technology, is priced at USD 224.79 but down 0.68% at the same time. The deal could influence these stocks, though current Pluang order activity shows a near-even split for Amazon and a stronger buy interest for Nvidia.
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