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Amazon pledges over €16 billion for German AWS, AI data centers and robotics lab

Amazon.com Inc. announced it will spend more than €16 billion (about $17.9 billion) in Germany during 2027. The money will fund new AWS and AI‑focused data centres, expand the Leo satellite communications programme, boost Prime Video media production, and create a robotics laboratory in Berlin.

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  • Amazon will invest more than €16 billion ($17.9 billion) in Germany in 2027
  • Funding targets AWS and AI data centres, Leo satellite programme, Prime Video production, and a Berlin robotics lab
  • Investment aims to strengthen Amazon’s cloud, AI, media and satellite presence in Europe

The pledge is part of Amazon’s broader push to deepen its cloud and AI footprint in Europe, positioning the company against rivals such as Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud. By locating advanced infrastructure and research facilities in Germany, Amazon aims to tap local talent, meet regional data‑sovereignty expectations, and support its growing media and satellite services.

Amazon did not disclose a detailed timeline for each component, but the investment is slated for the 2027 fiscal year and is presented as a single, multi‑year commitment covering several business units.

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