Specifically, Amazon Web Services (AWS) will allocate this multi-million dollar sum to the construction and maintenance of the data center in Chile (AWS South America Chile Region).

Amazon has decided to invest US$4 billion in Chile and install the infrastructure for its cloud services throughout Latin America, with the goal of having it operational by 2026.

And while the firm has projects in Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina, the one announced for our country will be the only one that will serve as a base for the entire region.

Specifically, Amazon Web Services (AWS) will allocate this multi-million dollar sum to the construction and maintenance of the data center in Chile (AWS South America Chile Region).

According to information released by Investing, the Ministry of Science and Technology "praised the investment," highlighting the opportunities the country offers "for innovation."

As the company has pledged global environmental commitments to achieve zero carbon emissions by 2040, the aforementioned media outlet stated that the project they will build in Chile "will primarily use air cooling, minimizing the use of water in its cooling systems."

Prasad Kalyanaraman, vice president of AWS Infrastructure Services, highlighted “the growing demand for cloud services” in the region.

Finally, it was emphasized that they will offer "advanced technologies" targeting a wide range of clients, including startups, government institutions, and private companies.