STMicroelectronics Expands Collaboration With Amazon Web Services
By Billy Gray
STMicroelectronics expanded its collaboration with Amazon Web Services to enable compute infrastructure for artificial intelligence and cloud data centers.
The Paris-listed semiconductor manufacturer said the multi-year, multi-billion U.S. dollar commercial engagement would establish it as a supplier of advanced semiconductor products that would allow Amazon Web Services to offer its customers new compute instances--a virtualized computing resource offered by a cloud service provider to run applications and workloads--, lower operating costs and more effectively scaled compute-centric workloads.
STMicroelectronics said it would supply Amazon Web Services with capabilities including mixed-signal processing, and analog- and power-integrated circuits that provide the energy efficiency needed to operate hyperscale data centers.
The company issued warrants to Amazon Web Services for the acquisition of up to 24.8 million ordinary shares of STMicroelectronics, it said. It added that the warrants would vest in tranches over the term of the agreement, with vesting tied to payments for its products and services, and Amazon Web Services able to exercise the warrants over a seven-year period from the issue date at an initial exercise price of $28.38.
Write to Billy Gray at william.gray@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
February 09, 2026 01:44 ET (06:44 GMT)
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