AWS has not been able to match the growth of Amazon’s competitors, with Microsoft Corp.’s Azure and Alphabet Inc.’s Google Cloud seeing cloud-related revenue rise by 31% and 30%, respectively. Even so, AWS remains much bigger than any other cloud infrastructure provider, and it’s notable that those peers also missed expectations this week.

Amazon investors drove shares down sharply on Thursday due to weakness in the retailer’s cloud computing unit and lower-than-expected forecasts for first-quarter revenue and profit. Amazon’s shares fell as much as 5% in extended trade after the fourth-quarter earnings report,

Amazon.com topped Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue on Thursday, as strong sales over the holiday shopping season boosted its retail business, helping offset weakness in the cloud computing unit.