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Amazon to invest $17 billion in cloud infrastructure in Spain
Amazon, the world’s largest e-commerce company, is investing $17.04 billion in Spain to expand its cloud business in Europe, Bloomberg reported on May 22. Largest investment This marks Amazon’s largest investment in Europe to date, reflecting its ambition to strengthen its foothold in Europe amidst…

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Amazon, the world’s largest e-commerce company, is investing $17.04 billion in Spain to expand its cloud business in Europe, Bloomberg reported on May 22. Largest investment This marks Amazon’s largest investment in Europe to date, reflecting its ambition to strengthen its…
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Amazon , the world’s largest e-commerce company, is investing $17.04 billion in Spain to expand its cloud business in Europe, Bloomberg reported on May 22. This marks Amazon’s largest investment in Europe to date, reflecting its ambition to strengthen its foothold in Europe amidst the increasing demand for cloud and data services.
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Analysis
Amazon Web Services (AWS), the company’s cloud computing division, plans to execute this investment by 2033, extending its commitment beyond the $2.75 billion investment plan announced for Spain in 2021. This represents an over six-fold increase from the initial investment size. Also read: Amazon enters into a contract with Telefónica Amazon estimates that this funding will support approximately 17,500 jobs per year in local businesses in various industries including construction, facility maintenance, engineering, and telecommunications, and is expected to contribute approximately $23.76 billion to Spain’s GDP by 2033. Also read: Amazon pledges $1.3 billion investment into France
Key Points
- Amazon recently announced plans to invest $17.04 billion over the next decade to expand its cloud services in Spain, as part of its recent commitment.
- The aim is to strengthen its presence in Europe at a time when there is increasing demand for cloud and data services.
- Aragon’s regional government governor, Jorge Azcon, stated that this announcement marks the largest investment by a company in the history of Aragon.
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