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Amazon Earmarks $4.4 Billion For New Zealand Data Center Push
- On Tuesday, Amazon officially introduced a new AWS Region in New Zealand, announcing an investment of NZ$7.5 billion to grow its cloud infrastructure in the country.
- This investment, publicly introduced almost four years prior, is designed to establish New Zealand as a key regional center in response to the increasing demand across the Asia-Pacific region.
- The project is expected to generate employment for more than one thousand individuals, contribute approximately NZ$10.8 billion to the national economy, and enable local companies like Xero and Kiwibank to run AI-related tasks.
- AWS executives said the new region will enable flexible and secure Gen AI applications while tackling power constraints and component shortages limiting current growth.
- The launch signifies a major step for New Zealand’s digital transformation and workforce development, with Amazon also committing to train 100,000 cloud-skilled workers locally.
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Amazon Invests $4.4 Billion In New Zealand Cloud Infrastructure, Bolsters Global Expansion - Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META), Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN)
Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) is set to invest NZ$7.5 billion ($4.4 billion) in expanding its cloud computing infrastructure in New Zealand, marking a significant regional expansion. AWS To Make New Zealand A Key Cloud Services Hub The investment will transform New Zealand into a regional hub for Amazon Web Services, the company announced on Monday. The new AWS Region in New Zealand will allow local customers like Xero and Kiwibank to run artifi…
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