Following Reliance, Amazon Web Services announced an $8.3 billion investment plan, part of a larger $12.7 billion strategy unveiled in May 2023.
In a landmark deal for the state, Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries has signed a memorandum of understanding with the state government to invest Rs 3,050 crore in the state. In response, Jeff Bezos’ company Amazon Web Services has decided to invest $8.3 billion in the state by 2030.
The company said the investment is expected to add $15.3 billion to India’s GDP, strengthen the local data center supply chain and create 81,300 full-time jobs by 2030. Bezos’ Amazon Web Services says its $8.3 billion investment will help. It will contribute $15.3 billion to India’s GDP and create hundreds of jobs.
“We are moving forward with a vision of becoming the data center capital of the world, and in that context, this collaboration with Amazon Web Services is a great opportunity for the state’s IT These investments will not only strengthen our infrastructure but also create new opportunities for innovation, economic growth and job creation.We are committed to promoting a positive environment for data centres. It will help advance the digital future of the state,” Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis Sadhi said about the deal.
Jeff Bezos denies reports of $600 million marriage to fiance
Jeff Bezos has denied rumors that he married Lauren Sanchez in a lavish ceremony near Christmas.
New York recently took up the official handle of Amazon founder – Included information mentioned in the Post article. The dollar wedding took place on Saturday, December 28th in Aspen, Colorado, People reported.
“This is unreliable. You can’t spend this much money unless you buy a home for each guest,” said Bill Ackman, CEO of Pershing Square.
“Furthermore, this is completely untrue and nothing of this kind happened,” Bezos responded.
“The old adage ‘Don’t believe everything you read’ is truer today than ever before. Now a lie can spread around the world before the truth can sink in. So everyone. Be careful and don’t get fooled,” Jeff added.
(Information provided by agency)
