- Amazon’s data center CAPEX has now surpassed $ 100 billion, claiming analysts
- Global Data Center Consumption could be at $ 657 billion
- AWS revenues continue to grow and show no sign of slowing down
Amazon’s annual capital costs for data centers have now peaked $ 100 billion, according to new OMDIA DATA (via Registered), which is about the same as Costa Ricas’s whole GDP and larger than Luxembourg or Lithuania.
The figure also exceeds the amount that its main rivals have dedicated data centers in the same period – $ 82 billion for Google, $ 75 billion for Microsoft and $ 69 billion for Meta.
Combined, however, OMDIA projects 2025 Global Data Center CAPEX to exceed $ 657 billion, marking an almost TVPOSED increase compared to 2023’s $ 330 billion.
Amazon uses most on data centers
Separate data from Canalys now owned by OMDIA revealed AWS, accounted for 32%of the global cloud market share in Q1 2025 – about the same as Microsoft (23%) and Google (10%) together.
During the period, incentives pushed Trainium 2’s 30-40% price development benefit compared to NVIDIA solutions, while also adding Anthropics Claude 3.7 Sonnet and Meta’s Llama 4 models to its Berggrundserværk.
It also announced an investment of $ 4 billion in May 2025 to establish a new scythe region in Chile as part of its ongoing efforts to increase data center capacity. Many of the messages were centered in the United States in an attempt to adapt to Trump’s target, including a $ 20 billion obligation to Pennsylvania and a $ 10 billion investment in North Carolina.
All this, while AI is deeper integrated with all aspects of our professional and personal lives. Chatgpt, which accounts for 83% of the AI Chatbot market (via Statcounter), now records more than 120 million daily visits and 700 million users in total.
Amazon also continues to go from strength to strength, with recently quarter AWS revenue up 17.5% year-over-year to $ 30.9 billion, increasing the overall company’s 13% increase in revenue.
“Our AI progress continues to improve our customer experiences, innovation speed, operational efficiency and business growth everywhere, and I’m excited about what’s ahead,” said the company’s CEO Andy Jassy.
