Amazon Web Services (AMZN)
Amazon's cloud computing business, launched in 2006. It builds and operates its own data center campuses worldwide to run its cloud and AI services.
- Type: Hyperscaler
- Ownership: Owned by Amazon
- Headquarters: Seattle, WA
- Founded: 2006
- Website: aws.amazon.com
- Ticker: AMZN
- Projects tracked: 105
- Total pipeline: 9.6 GW
Projects
- AWS Project Rainier (New Carlisle), 2.2 GW, St. Joseph County, IN, United States · operational
- AWS North Carolina Campus, 1 GW, Richmond County, NC, United States · under construction
- SK Group–AWS Ulsan AI Data Center (South Korea), 1 GW, Ulsan, South Korea · under construction
- AWS Boardman Exascale Campus (Threemile Canyon), 1 GW, Morrow County, OR, United States · announced
- AWS Salem Township Innovation Campus (Susquehanna), 960 MW, Salem Township, PA, United States · operational
- AWS Zaragoza La Cartuja Baja Data Center Campus, 850 MW, Zaragoza, Spain · permitted
- Amazon Mattameade Tech Campus, 770 MW, Caroline County, VA, United States · permitted
- Rowan Bauxite I, II & III (Quantum Frederick), 625 MW, Frederick County, MD, United States · under construction
- Amazon Web Services EU-CENTRAL-1 Frankfurt Region, 600 MW, Frankfurt, Germany · operational
- Amazon Web Services AP-NORTHEAST-1 Tokyo Region, 500 MW, Tokyo, Japan · operational
- Amazon Web Services EU-WEST-1 Dublin Region, 450 MW, Dublin, Ireland · operational
- Amazon Cosner Tech Campus (Spotsylvania), 450 MW, Spotsylvania County, VA, United States · under construction
- Amazon Lake Anna Technology Campus, 420 MW, Louisa County, VA, United States · operational
- Amazon Web Services AP-SOUTH-1 Mumbai Region, 400 MW, India · operational
- Amazon Web Services EU-WEST-2 London Region, 400 MW, London, United Kingdom · operational
- Amazon Web Services AP-SOUTHEAST-1 Singapore Region, 350 MW, Singapore, Singapore · operational
- AWS Mexico (Central) Region, Querétaro, 345 MW, Querétaro, Mexico · operational
- AWS Malaysia Cloud Region (Cyberjaya), 300 MW, Cyberjaya, Malaysia · operational
- Amazon Web Services AP-SOUTHEAST-2 Sydney Region, 300 MW, Sydney, Australia · operational
- AWS Adamstown (Quantum Frederick), 300 MW, Adamstown, MD, United States · under construction
- Amazon Web Services Seoul Region (AP Northeast 2), 250 MW, Seoul, South Korea · operational
- AWS Indonesia Cloud Region (Jakarta), 250 MW, Jakarta, Indonesia · operational
- Cipher Black Pearl, 216 MW, Winkler County, TX, United States · operational
- AWS Thailand Cloud Region (Asia Pacific), 200 MW, Bangkok, Thailand · operational
- Amazon Web Services India Expansion (Rajasthan AI Campus), 150 MW, India · announced
Frequently asked questions
- How many data centers does Amazon Web Services have?
- Data Center Index tracks 105 data center campuses with Amazon Web Services named as the developer or the tenant. Coverage is named campuses with a published source, not every building.
- How much data center capacity does Amazon Web Services have?
- 9.6 GW across 105 tracked campuses, counting operating and pipeline sites together. Of the 41 Amazon Web Services campuses with a capacity figure, 2 are filed, 5 stated and 34 estimated. Filed means a permit, utility filing or SEC filing states the figure. Stated means the developer or the press states it. Estimated means we modeled or inferred it, and the site marks it "est.".
- Where does Amazon Web Services build data centers?
- Tracked Amazon Web Services campuses sit in 36 markets: VA (4), India (3), OH (3), TX (3), Australia (2), Japan (2), MD (2), MS (2), and 28 more. The figure in brackets is how many campuses Data Center Index tracks in each.
- What is the largest Amazon Web Services data center?
- AWS Project Rainier (New Carlisle) in St. Joseph County, IN is the largest tracked Amazon Web Services campus at 2.2 GW, currently operational. That capacity is an estimate. We modeled or inferred it, and no source states it.