Keeping track of non-com domains “in the wild” can be an entertaining and educational pastime; many such web sites are submitted by DomainGang visitors and readers.
The latest one we received, is from domain investor and culinary wizard, Maxwell Arnold, who travels a lot between Canada, the US and Europe, both for business and pleasure.
Maxwell noted a dot .AWS domain at the San Jose airport, and Amazon, owners of the Amazon Web Services gTLD, could not be more proud. 
In fact, .AWS provides Amazon with enough cash to sustain its marketplace, that receives strong competition from retailers such as Wal-Mart.
Visit BuildOn.AWS to find out what is Amazon offering, and more about Maxwell at Maxwell.me.
Saw a new gTLD “in the wild”?
Send it to us and we’ll share the photo with attribution.
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Nice! Good to see Amazon pushing some mainstream branding visibility on nTLDs.
Eric – Can’t wait for .WALMART !