Amazon is investing $48 billion to expand businesses in India, specifically expanding AWS data center capacity in Mumbai.
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Updated Jun 25
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Amazon is investing $48 billion to expand businesses in India, specifically expanding AWS data center capacity in Mumbai.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Amazon announced a major $48 billion investment in India, focusing on AWS data center expansion in Mumbai.1 source
Amazon announced expansion of AWS data centers in Hyderabad alongside Mumbai.1 source
Amazon is expanding its AI and cloud infrastructure presence in India.1 source
Amazon is deepening its investments in India, including expanding AWS data center capacity in both Hyderabad and Mumbai, following a meeting between leaders.1 source
Amazon announced increased capital allocation towards its operations in India.1 source
Amazon allocates $48B for growth, expanding data center capacity in Hyderabad, focusing on cloud and AI.1 source
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