Amazon will invest $12 billion in data center campuses in Louisiana that will support its artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing technologies, the company said in a Monday (Feb. 23) press release. The company will fully fund the infrastructure needed to power its operations.

Amazon announced a $12 billion data center project in Louisiana in which the company vowed to pay its own way for energy and other infrastructure.

Amazon and PDD both connect overseas merchants to American customers. The SCOTUS ruling might help both companies, but some significant hurdles remain.

Amazon said Monday it plans to spend $12 billion on new data center campuses in Louisiana and the infrastructure to power artificial intelligence and cloud computing.

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Evercore ISI analysts have outlined what could be a notable divergence emerging inside the AI infrastructure buildout, with Microsoft (MSFT) standing out as the

Amazon stock has plummeted nearly 18% throughout February 2026, a decline triggered by management's announcement of a staggering $200 billion capital expenditure plan for AI infrastructure. This aggressive spending shift has spooked the market, leading to the stock's longest daily losing streak in 20 years and erasing over $460 billion in market value in just two weeks.