Amazon Web Services to add Malaysia as a new infrastructure region, will invest RM25.5bil by 2037


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  • Thursday, 02 Mar 2023

The construction of the region is in part due to the demands of its customers for additional infrastructure to support their needs. — ART CHEN/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced today that it would be launching a new infrastructure region in Malaysia as part of a public-private partnership with the Malaysian government.

The announcement also came with AWS confirming that it intends to invest at least RM25.5bil in the country by 2037 through the setup of the infrastructure.

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