Amazon Reportedly in Talks to Buy Decart for $7 Billion — Market Strategist Says It Is ‘Effectively Buying Software Expertise’ – AOL

Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN ) is reportedly weighing a roughly $7 billion purchase of Decart , an artificial intelligence startup whose software helps developers switch between chips. Deal Could Close Soon A deal could come together soon, the Wall Street Journal reported , citing people familiar with the matter, although the talks could collapse or another bidder could step in. Amazon Web Services gave Decart early access to its custom Trainium3 chip in 2025, and the startup’s chip-switching capability is becoming more important as companies race to secure computing power. Trainium is a family of custom AI chips developed by AWS to train and run machine learning and generative AI models. The chip competes with processors from Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA ) . Amazon declined to comment on the report, noting that it does not comment on speculation. Decart did not immediately respond to Benzinga’s request. Read Also: Mark Zuckerberg Once Wrote…