Amazon Inc., which offers online retail, cloud services and streaming entertainment in India, on Wednesday said it will plough an additional $35 billion into the country over the next five years. The ...

Amazon has pledged a massive $35 billion investment in India by 2030, building on its existing $40 billion. This significant capital infusion will focus on AI-driven digitization, boosting exports to ...

Amazon Inc on Wednesday announced a mega $35 billion investment in India over the next five years, and said it will generate 3.8 million cumulative jobs across the country by 2030. Amazon's ...

Amazon plans to make a mega-investment of USD 35 billion, over Rs 3.14 lakh crore, in India by 2030. E-commerce giant Amazon plans to make a mega-investment of USD 35 billion, over Rs 3.14 lakh crore, ...

Amazon, Inc. announced on Wednesday (December 10, 2025) that it would invest $35 billion in India in the coming years until 2030. The investment would be infused into all of Amazon’s operations in ...

Amazon said on Wednesday it will invest an additional $35 billion in India by 2030, taking its total planned commitment in the country to about $75 billion as it expands its retail and cloud ...

Dec 10 (Reuters) - Amazon (AMZN.O), opens new tab plans to invest more than $35 billion in India by 2030 to expand its operations by boosting artificial intelligence capabilities and increasing ...

Big Tech is doubling down on India, with new pledges from Amazon AMZN1.62%increase; green up pointing triangle.com and Microsoft MSFT 0.40%increase; green up pointing triangle set to pour over $50 ...

E-commerce major Amazon has announced that the company is on track to invest $12.7 billion in cloud and AI infrastructure across India, strengthening Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) capacity in Telangana ...

India is increasingly becoming a hotspot for massive investment by global tech giants, particularly in AI and cloud infrastructure. This week, two of the world’s biggest tech companies, Microsoft and ...

Amazon's senior vice president, Amit Agarwal, revealed that recent job cuts aim to streamline operations by removing organizational layers, fostering startup-like agility in an AI-driven world. CEO ...