Amazon's cloud computing division says that it plans to invest "at least" $11 billion in Georgia to expand its data center infrastructure.

Amazon.com said on Tuesday that its cloud computing division, Amazon Web Services (AWS), plans to invest about $11 billion to expand its infrastructure in Georgia to support cloud computing and AI technologies.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is planning to invest $11 billion in the state of Georgia to expand its infrastructure in the US to support the growing demand for generative AI, AI, and other cloud technologies.

AWS’ Georgia investment is the latest in a series of 10-figure data center expansion initiatives the company has announced over the past two years. Last April, it detailed a $11 billion plan to build new data centers in Illinois. It’s also investing $35 billion to expand its cloud infrastructure footprint in Virginia.

AWS invests billions in data centers AI infrastructure in Georgia and Ohio to power Amazon’s cloud computing and GenAI technology innovation.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced an estimated $11 billion in funding to expand its cloud computing and AI infrastructure in Georgia. The company’s plans come in response to ever-increasing demand for compute power following a surge in artificial intelligence technologies, many of which are hosted on its servers.

The investment aims to meet the increased demand for advanced cloud infrastructure and compute power, driven by generative AI, it said.

Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) announced plans to invest $11 billion in Georgia through its cloud division, Amazon Web Services. What Happened: This investment aims to bolster infrastructure for cloud computing and artificial intelligence technologies.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) plans to invest around $11 billion in data centers in Georgia.

Amazon.com said on Tuesday that its cloud computing division, Amazon Web Services (AWS), plans to invest about $11 billion to expand its infrastructure in Georgia to support cloud computing and AI technologies.