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A startup told Congress that Amazon's multibillion-dollar cloud business lured it with free services and then copied its product

Tuesday, outlining its investigation into potential anti-competitive practices by Big Tech companies including Amazon.

During the partnership conversations, the person said the startup shared information with AWS about how its product was built. Amazon introduced a "replica" product within a few years, according to the startup. The report does not provide details on the nature of the startup or its product. AWS has yet to respond to a request for comment. However, the report shows that AWS was asked by the subcommittee "whether it uses or has ever used AWS usage patterns or data to inform its investment decisions."

 

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