Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN), trading at $219.29 as of early Thursday, announced a landmark $3 billion investment to build a next-generation data center campus in Warren County, Mississippi.
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The announcement comes shortly after Amazon’s most recent earnings release on October 31, reinforcing the company’s commitment to expanding its AI and cloud infrastructure across the U.S.
The $3 billion investment marks the largest private project in Warren County’s history. The new campus will support Amazon’s fast-growing AI and cloud computing needs, serving as part of the infrastructure that powers global AWS operations.
The development will create at least 200 direct jobs at the campus, with another 300 full-time equivalent positions expected across the local economy. Thousands of construction and supply chain jobs will also be supported statewide, reflecting Amazon’s long-term presence in Mississippi.
Amazon said the facilities will use custom chips, advanced network architecture, and energy-efficient systems, similar to those used in the world’s largest AI compute clusters.
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves said the investment will cement the state’s role as a rising technology hub. Warren County and Vicksburg, long recognized for their strategic position along the Mississippi River, will now gain new relevance as centers of advanced digital infrastructure.
Local leaders emphasized that the project will bring enduring benefits through job creation, tax revenue gains and increased business activity. Pablo Diaz, CEO of the Vicksburg-Warren Partnership, called it a “defining moment” for the region.
The new project builds on Amazon’s $10 billion investment in Madison County announced in 2024, where two data center campuses are already in development. Across Mississippi, the company now supports dozens of contractors and thousands of workers involved in facilities, logistics and energy projects.
Amazon’s Mississippi presence includes:
Amazon’s investment will be paired with extensive workforce development initiatives supporting both current and future workers. Its partnerships with AccelerateMS, community colleges and local schools have already reached more than 6,500 Mississippi learners.
Programs include:
To support long-term community growth, Amazon launched the Warren County Community Fund, contributing $150,000 toward STEM education, digital skills, sustainability and cultural programs. Grants of up to $10,000 will be available to residents, nonprofits and local organizations.
With its sweeping economic, educational and technological impact, Amazon’s $3 billion investment positions Warren County as a key node in America’s accelerating AI infrastructure buildout.
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