Amazon CEO reveals future plans to grow exponentially in web services

Online book seller Amazon's CEO Jeff Bezos has revealed his secret to success and the company's future plans of expansion to leverage the power of digital space.

Bezos said that the company’s new venture, called Amazon Web Services (AWS), might soon become its biggest business venture, CBS News reports.

The company’s founder said that, In order to keep track of its massive online orders, Amazon has built a large and sophisticated computing infrastructure, which could be expanded to store data and run Websites for thousands of private companies and government agencies on the cloud.

In an interview with Charlie Rose, he further revealed that the company is building a private cloud for the CIA usage for its data, as the secret service agency doesn't want to be stationed on the public cloud and accessible in the public domain.

Amazon has 96 warehouses worldwide termed as the "Fulfilment centres," to complete the orders received from its 225 million customers around the world.

Conceived initially as an online book seller, Amazon has re-invented itself time and again and presently has an estimated net worth of at least 25 billion dollars.

The company recently announced that it was launching an added feature called Sunday delivery, the report concluded.

According to the report, the company is expected to receive more than orders of 300 items per second on its Website Amazon, on what is generally known as Cyber Monday.