- Analysts claim that Amazon’s Data Center Capex has now exceeded $ 100 billion
- Global Data Center costs can be at the top of $ 657 billion
- AWS continues to increase revenue, and shows no sign of slowdown
Annual capital costs for Amazon data centers have now increased by $ 100 billion. Register), Which is like the entire GDP of Costa Rica and more than Luxembourg or Lithuania.
The data has also exceeded the amount dedicated to the data centers during the same period – Billion 82 billion for Google, $ 75 billion for Microsoft and $ 69 billion for meta.
Joint, though, the OMDIA 2025 Global Data Center Capix has exceeded $ 657 billion, which has increased by about two to $ 330 billion in 2023.
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Separate data from canals, now owned by Omdia, revealed that AWS has 32 % of the global cloud market share during Q1 2025 – as well as Microsoft (23 %) and Google (10 %).
During this period, the concessions advanced 30-40 % of the price of the Trainium 2 compared to the NVIDIA solutions, while the Claude 3.7 Swant and Meta Lama 4 models also added to its bedrock service.
It also announced a $ 4 billion investment to set up a new cloud region in Chile as part of the ongoing efforts to increase the data center in May 2025. According to Trump’s goals, many announcements were focused in the United States, including a $ 20 billion pledge to Pennsylvania and $ 10 billion investment in North Carolina.
All this while AI is more deeply connected with all aspects of our professional and personal life. Chat GPT, which accounts for 83 % of the AI Chatboat Market (via the State Countr), now recorded more than 120 million visits daily and a total of 700 million users.
Amazon also goes stronger to strength, the recent quarter AWS revenue has increased by 17.5 percent year to $ 30.9 billion, which has increased the total company’s total revenue by 13 percent.
“The development of our AI on the board is improving our customers experiences, innovation, operational performance, and business growth, and I am excited about what is ahead,” said Andy Jassi, the company’s CEO, and I am passionate about it.
