Amazon Plans More Than €16 Billion in Germany Investments Next Year

The investments include expanding data center and AI infrastructure, satellite-based high-speed internet and new logistics projects. The company will also invest in Prime Video productions.

Amazon will also open a second research center for robotics and AI in Berlin, the company says.

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