Amazon estimated to invest $5 billion in data centers... 20-year contract for nuclear power
Original headline아마존, 데이터센터 투자액 50억달러 추정…원전 전력 20년 계약
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Amazon is developing a data center campus near Glen Rose, Texas, with DatacenterDynamics estimating the investment at roughly $5 billion based on a tax abatement application; the site spans about 435 acres and could hold up to 18 buildings. Amazon said the land is owned by Vistra and adjoins a power plant, and it expects at least 550 full-time jobs, separate from construction employment. The campus will support Amazon's cloud services and AI workloads, and the filing points to a 20-year power contract tied to nuclear generation. The deal matters because it locks in long-term carbon-free electricity for AI infrastructure while anchoring a multi-billion-dollar buildout in Texas. Watch for final abatement approvals, construction timelines, and confirmation of the Vistra nuclear power terms.
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