Amazon Pledges €16 Billion to Expand German Operations
publishers 48articles 61first reported 6 Oct, 18:16 UTCdeveloping since 7 Oct · 21 editions
Amazon has pledged €16 billion—more than $17 billion—to expand its operations in Germany. The planned investment includes data centers and the company’s Prime business, according to reports from Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal.
Amazon described the commitment as supporting infrastructure, innovation and its broader impact in Germany.
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Amazon Pledges €16 Billion to Expand German Operations
Amazon has pledged €16 billion—more than $17 billion—to expand its operations in Germany. The planned investment includes data centers and the company’s Prime business, according to reports from Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal.
Amazon described the commitment as supporting infrastructure, innovation and its broader impact in Germany. Further details about the investment schedule and specific projects were not reported.
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