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Amazon's €33.7 billion investment aims to create nearly 30,000 jobs by 2035 and establish Spain as a key AI and cloud computing hub in Europe.
- On March 2, 2026, Amazon said it will invest an additional 18 billion euros in Spain to expand data centres and boost AI innovation.
- Building on an earlier Aragon plan, last year Amazon pledged 15.7 billion euros after a meeting with Pedro Sánchez and David Zapolsky, according to sources.
- Amazon said the funding will support total commitments of 33.7 billion euros and almost 30,000 jobs until 2035, expanding data infrastructure and AI capabilities across Europe.
- The company said `With this investment, we make Spain the AI epicentre of our operations in Europe,` while Aragón regional leaders hope its renewable energy can support generative artificial intelligence data centres.
- In the wider industry context, analysts note the investment is small compared with the hundreds of billions planned by Amazon, Microsoft, Google and OpenAI amid the tech sovereignty debate.
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In total, the US major group will allocate €33.7 billion to companies located in the north-east of the country to "support" the development of data centers.
Amazon to invest another €18 billion in data centres in Spain
Amazon on Monday announced another €18 billion ($21 billion) of investment in data centre projects in Spain, more than doubling its spending there on the infrastructure crucial for artificial intelligence and cloud computing.
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The US e-commerce and digital giant has chosen our neighbours to develop and support data centre infrastructure.
In the midst of a global race for supremacy in artificial intelligence (AI), Amazon doubles its commitment to Spain. The technological giant announced this Monday that it will fire its investment in Spain to €33.7 billion to “enlarge and support its data center infrastructure”, located in Aragon, adding €18 billion to the investment announced in 2024, as well as to boost innovation in AI in Europe. The movement not only reinforces the presence o…
The company will build facilities in the provinces of Huesca, Zaragoza and Teruel, increasing its total commitment to this type of facilities in Spain to 33.700 million euros
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