Amazon outlines $12.7 billion AI and cloud infrastructure push in India to reach 15 million SMBs and 4 million students
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Amazon reaffirmed plans to invest $12.7 billion in local cloud and AI infrastructure in India by 2030, aiming to bring agentic and generative AI tools to 15 million small businesses and AI literacy programs to 4 million government‑school students. The initiative expands AWS data‑center capacity in Telangana and Maharashtra and rolls out AI‑powered seller tools, shopping assistants like Rufus and Lens AI, and large‑scale education programmes aligned with India’s national AI and education strategies.
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