AWS
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Amazon Web Services is the world’s largest cloud infrastructure provider, selling on-demand compute, storage, database, networking, and AI/ML services from data centers organized into geographic “Regions,” each built from multiple physically separate “Availability Zones” (AZs). As of late 2025/early 2026, AWS operates around 36-39 commercial Regions and well over 100 AZs across North America, South America, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa, with additional Regions announced for New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, and a dedicated AWS European Sovereign Cloud in Germany. AWS does not sell colocation space or bare rack access to third parties — it sells managed cloud services consumed remotely — and it now also runs a rapidly expanding fleet of purpose-built AI compute campuses, most notably Project Rainier in New Carlisle, Indiana, an ~$11 billion, 2.2 GW campus built around nearly 500,000 of AWS’s own Trainium2 chips dedicated to training Anthropic’s Claude models.
AWS operates as an AI cloud provider, cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
FACILITY OPERATOR
AWS Data Center Locations
- Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Asia Pacific (Sydney) PENDING REVIEW
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Asia Pacific (Melbourne) PENDING REVIEW
- Manama, Bahrain Middle East (Bahrain) PENDING REVIEW
- São Paulo, São Paulo state, Brazil South America (São Paulo) PENDING REVIEW
- Calgary, Alberta, Canada Canada West (Calgary) PENDING REVIEW
- Montreal, Quebec, Canada Canada (Central) PENDING REVIEW
Per AWS's own site: AWS states the Canada (Central) Region is designed to meet Canadian data sovereignty and compliance needs while providing low-latency access for Canadian customers. - Santiago, Chile Huechuraba Campus PENDING REVIEW
AWS's Huechuraba campus in Santiago is part of a roughly $205 million data center project marking AWS's second major build in Chile's capital. - Beijing, China AWS China (Beijing) Region PENDING REVIEW
This Region is operated under Chinese law by Sinnet, a licensed local partner, rather than directly by AWS, and customers contract with Sinnet instead of Amazon. - China AWS China (Ningxia) Region PENDING REVIEW
Launched in 2017, this Region is operated by NWCD (Ningxia Western Cloud Data Technology), AWS's second licensed Chinese operating partner, with at least two availability zones at launch. - Paris, France Europe (Paris) PENDING REVIEW
- Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany Europe (Frankfurt) PENDING REVIEW
The EU (Frankfurt) Region, launched in 2014, is reported to be certified under Germany's C5 cloud security standard. - Hong Kong, Hong Kong Asia Pacific (Hong Kong) PENDING REVIEW
- Mumbai, Maharashtra, India Asia Pacific (Mumbai) PENDING REVIEW
An independent facility directory lists an AWS site in the TTC Industrial Area of Airoli, Navi Mumbai, as part of the Mumbai Region footprint. - Hyderabad, Telangana, India Asia Pacific (Hyderabad) PENDING REVIEW
- Jakarta, Indonesia Asia Pacific (Jakarta) PENDING REVIEW
- Dublin, Ireland Europe (Ireland) — Mulhuddart Campus PENDING REVIEW
AWS's Dublin Mulhuddart campus sits on a 26-acre site owned by the Irish Industrial Development Authority, near Meta's Clonee facility, and the EU (Ireland) Region was AWS's first Region outside the US, launched in 2007. - Tel Aviv, Israel Israel (Tel Aviv) PENDING REVIEW
AWS was selected as the primary cloud provider for Israel's roughly $1.2 billion government Nimbus Project. - Milan, Italy Europe (Milan) PENDING REVIEW
- Osaka, Japan Asia Pacific (Osaka) PENDING REVIEW
- Tokyo, Japan Asia Pacific (Tokyo) PENDING REVIEW
- Querétaro, Mexico Mexico (Central) PENDING REVIEW
- Singapore, Singapore Asia Pacific (Singapore) PENDING REVIEW
- Cape Town, South Africa Africa (Cape Town) PENDING REVIEW
- Seoul, South Korea Asia Pacific (Seoul) PENDING REVIEW
- Zaragoza, Spain Europe (Spain) — Aragón Region PENDING REVIEW
AWS has built and planned multiple campuses around Zaragoza, including sites in La Cartuja and the Walqa industrial park in Huesca, plus a second campus in Villanueva de Gállego. - Stockholm, Sweden Europe (Stockholm) PENDING REVIEW
- Zurich, Switzerland Europe (Zurich) PENDING REVIEW
- UAE Middle East (UAE) PENDING REVIEW
- Bracknell, UK Amen Corner Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This single-storey, four-data-hall AWS facility at the former HP campus at Amen Corner has roughly 27 MW of total design capacity and has been operational since 2023. - London, UK Europe (London) PENDING REVIEW
The EU (London) Region, launched in 2016, is described by trackers as meeting UK Data Protection Act requirements and holding ISO 27001 and SOC certifications. - San Jose, California, USA US West (N. California) PENDING REVIEW
- New Carlisle, Indiana, USA Project RainierAI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Project Rainier is a roughly $11 billion, 1,200-acre AI supercomputing campus that went fully operational in October 2025, running nearly 500,000 AWS Trainium2 chips dedicated to training Anthropic's Claude models. - Canton, Mississippi, USA Project Rainier (Mississippi campus)AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
This companion Project Rainier campus in Madison County already exceeded 350 MW of Trainium2-based AI IT capacity as of late 2025, with plans to scale past 1 GW. - Columbus, Ohio, USA US East (Ohio) PENDING REVIEW
The Ohio region is frequently cited by industry trackers as one of AWS's lowest-priced Regions for compute and storage. - Boardman, Oregon, USA US West (Oregon) PENDING REVIEW
AWS's Oregon footprint spans multiple large campuses across Morrow and Umatilla counties, including a Tower Road East campus in Boardman and a Rippee campus. - Ashburn, Virginia, USA US East (N. Virginia) PENDING REVIEW
Northern Virginia is described as AWS's largest data center hub, with well over 100 operational, under-construction, or planned facilities across Loudoun, Prince William, and Fairfax counties.
By Continent
AWS AI Data Centers
AWS's most notable AI-optimized facility is Project Rainier, a roughly $11 billion, 1,200-acre campus in New Carlisle, Indiana that went live in October 2025 and is dedicated almost entirely to Anthropic, running close to 500,000 of AWS's own Trainium2 chips linked into "UltraCluster" configurations for training Claude models. A smaller sister campus near Canton, Mississippi is scaling past 1 GW of similarly Trainium2-based AI capacity, and together AWS describes the strategy as building vertically integrated "AI factories" around its custom Trainium/Inferentia silicon rather than relying solely on third-party GPUs. The Indiana site is also notable for using outside-air cooling for part of the year to avoid water use, and AWS has said it plans to grow the chip count there toward one million.
- New Carlisle, USA Project Rainier AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Project Rainier is a roughly $11 billion, 1,200-acre AI supercomputing campus that went fully operational in October 2025, running nearly 500,000 AWS Trainium2 chips dedicated to training Anthropic's Claude models. - Canton, USA Project Rainier (Mississippi campus) AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
This companion Project Rainier campus in Madison County already exceeded 350 MW of Trainium2-based AI IT capacity as of late 2025, with plans to scale past 1 GW.
Common Questions
Does AWS have dedicated AI/GPU infrastructure, or just general-purpose cloud capacity?
AWS has built dedicated large-scale AI compute campuses on top of its general cloud regions. The flagship is Project Rainier in New Carlisle, Indiana, which became operational in October 2025 and runs nearly 500,000 AWS Trainium2 chips (with a smaller companion campus near Canton, Mississippi) dedicated almost entirely to training and serving Anthropic's Claude models, alongside broader EC2 instance families offering NVIDIA GPUs and AWS's own Trainium/Inferentia silicon across many standard Regions.
Does AWS sell colocation (rack space) to customers?
No. AWS sells cloud compute, storage, and platform services consumed remotely (customers rent capacity, not physical rack space); products like AWS Outposts place AWS-managed hardware into a customer's or a colocation provider's facility, but that is not AWS selling colocation space itself.
How is AWS's China infrastructure operated differently from the rest of the world?
AWS China Regions in Beijing and Ningxia are operated under Chinese law by local licensed partners — Sinnet operates the Beijing Region and NWCD (Ningxia Western Cloud Data Technology) operates the Ningxia Region — and customers there sign agreements with those partners rather than directly with AWS.
Where is AWS's largest known concentration of data centers?
Northern Virginia (US East, N. Virginia region), spanning Loudoun, Prince William, and Fairfax counties, is widely cited as AWS's largest data center concentration, with over 100 facilities reported as operational, under construction, or planned, and tens of billions of dollars invested there since 2011.
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