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Amazon to invest $3 billion to build data center in Mississippi
Amazon's $3 billion Warren County data center will create at least 200 direct jobs and support over 300 more, advancing Mississippi's Digital Delta tech growth.
- On Thursday, Nov. 20, Amazon announced a $3 billion investment to build its second Mississippi data center campus in Warren County, creating at least 200 jobs and supporting over 300 more, Gov. Tate Reeves said.
- Earlier this year, Amazon's Madison County commitments, including $10 billion plans, combined with Entergy's utility support and prior infrastructure, attracted the Warren County expansion.
- AWS is still choosing between two Warren County sites, and expects to break ground in early 2026, with completion targeted in 2029, while launching the Amazon Warren County Community Fund.
- Vicksburg Mayor Willis Thompson said `From our schools to our small businesses, every part of our community stands to benefit` regarding the $3 billion Amazon project, called Warren County's largest investment.
- Multiple recent announcements along Interstate 20, with Wehner saying AWS may pursue more projects, are creating a potential 'Data Center Corridor' in Mississippi, driven by energy delivery from Entergy.
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