By expanding its cloud infrastructure in Singapore, AWS will empower businesses of all sizes to leverage cutting-edge technologies, foster innovation, and drive growth.
Amazon has announced plans to invest $9bn in Singapore to expand cloud infrastructure in the city-state.
AWS Country Manager Priscilla Chong said, “AWS is doubling down on its cloud infrastructure investments in Singapore from 2024 to 2028 to support customer demand, and help reinforce Singapore’s status as an attractive regional innovation launchpad.”
“By expanding our cloud capabilities, AWS will empower businesses of all sizes to leverage cutting-edge technologies, foster innovation, and drive growth. Moreover, this investment is expected to create a ripple effect, supporting approximately 12,300 jobs in Singaporean businesses annually. This influx of opportunities will not only contribute to the local economy but also nurture a talented and skilled workforce, further propelling Singapore’s standing as a tech powerhouse,” Priscilla shared in a LinkedIn post.
Amazon’s announcement is the latest in a series of moves by United States-based tech titans to expand their footprint in Southeast Asia.
