As far as I know, it only works on Google's infrastructure.
AMP is dead on arrival. It is just a pointless subset of open technologies which are delivered via Google's products and CDN. It won't likely ever be supported by third party platforms unless Google abuses its search monopoly to redirect pages to their AMP equivalent.
One of AMP's upcoming features on its roadmap is ad support[0]. I think that's all you really need to know, when a core part of AMP is adding adverts to your new faster web, you know it is just a Google plant.