The cloud business of Amazon.com has launched an infrastructure cloud region in Mexico and plans to invest $5 billion in the country over the next 15 years.

The cloud computing division of US e-commerce giant Amazon, Amazon Web Services (AWS), declares more than USD5 billion investment in Mexico to create fresh data hub in the nation. Marcelo Ebrard, Mexico’s Economic Minister,

Amazon Web Services (NASDAQ:AMZN) shows no signs of slowing down its global data center infrastructure projects as the company announced a $5B project in Mexico. On Tuesday, AWS announced the launch of its Mexico (Central) Region in the state of Querétaro.

Amazon's investment, which will be distributed over the next 15 years, is aimed at developing a new digital “region” in Querétaro, Mexico.

Amazon will invest more than $5 billion in a data center in central Mexico, the e-commerce giant said on Tuesday, part of a push by big tech to add more storage facilities to meet the needs of AI. The director of Amazon Web Services (AWS) in Latin America,

Mexico on Tuesday trumpeted a multibillion-dollar investment pledge from Amazon as a sign of a "great future" awaiting Latin America's second-largest economy, despite US President-elect Donald Trump's

Announcement made during Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s morning briefing, where US tech giant led by Paula Bellizia, vice president for Latin America at Amazon Web Services, shared project's de