Amazon to invest $13 billion for expanded cloud and AI infrastructure in India
Amazon has announced a new $13 billion investment to expand its data center capacity in Mumbai and Hyderabad. This investment brings the company's total five-year commitment to Indian infrastructure to $48 billion.
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Amazon has announced an additional $13 billion investment to expand its cloud and artificial intelligence infrastructure in India. According to reports from CNBC and The Register, the funding is specifically earmarked for the development of data centers in Mumbai and Hyderabad.
This latest capital injection brings Amazon's total five-year commitment to Indian infrastructure to $48 billion. Reporting from the Indian Express indicates that these investments are intended to support growing demand for cloud services and artificial intelligence capabilities as the local technology sector expands. The expansion aims to increase high-capacity computing resources available within the region.