The latest data point for Amazon's (AMZN) Operation Income in Q1'26 shows $23.85B USD, reflecting a 29.6% year-over-year (YoY) growth from the prior year's quarter. This marks a sequential increase of 29.5% from Q4'25's $24.98B USD, indicating robust profitability momentum entering the new fiscal year. Over the period from Q2'23 to Q1'26, Operation Income has exhibited a strong overall upward trend, rising from $7.68B USD to $23.85B USD, with notable acceleration in later quarters driven by seasonal peaks in Q4'24 ($21.20B USD) and Q4'25 ($24.98B USD). However, YoY growth rates have decelerated significantly from highs of 343% in Q3'23 to near-flat 0.06% in Q3'25, before rebounding to 29.6% in Q1'26, suggesting a maturing growth phase with some quarterly volatility but sustained expansion in absolute terms. The bar chart visualization highlights consistent positive values, underscoring operational resilience across the timeframe.