Over a million licenses for office software to be used by corporate and frontline workers
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Microsoft is set to welcome Amazon as a big spender on its software in a deal believed to be worth more than $1 billion over five years, according toFour out of every five Fortune 500 companies use Microsoft's productivity tools, and Amazon has been running on-prem versions of Microsoft Office ahead of the switch to the semi cloud-based suite.
Amazon is expected to use Microsoft 365 licenses for corporate employees and workers in frontline roles, and is likely to start rolling these out as early as November, with a full-blown migration set for next year.
Microsoft and Amazon effectively control the lion's share of the cloud market, with AWS accounting for 40 percent of the global market for cloud infrastructure services and Azure a further 21.
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