Amazon will invest €16 billion in Germany in 2027, supporting data center and AI infrastructure.
The investment will also support satellite connectivity through Amazon Leo, logistics expansion, and new Prime Video content.
Amazon is also committing to more sustainable infrastructure and water stewardship across Germany.
Amazon plans to invest more than €16 billion ($18 billion) in Germany in 2027. The new investments span jobs , technology, and infrastructure. These include the expansion of data centers and AI infrastructure, high-speed satellite internet through Amazon Leo , new logistics projects across the country, and a major new production slate by Prime Video .
The company announced the investment on October 20 at the Invest in Germany Summit, held by the Federal Government in Berlin. The new investments build on another recently announced milestone: since 2010, Amazon has invested over €100 billion in Germany, underscoring the country as one of the most important to Amazon worldwide.
Friedrich Merz (German chancellor), David Zapolsky (chief global affairs and legal officer at Amazon), and Katherina Reiche (federal minister for economic affairs and energy).
"Germany is a hub of innovation and one of the most attractive investment opportunities in Europe. That is why we have invested more than €100 billion here since 2010, and why we plan to invest an additional €16 billion in 2027. We want German businesses, communities, and creators to have the infrastructure and tools they need to compete and grow," said David Zapolsky, Amazon’s chief global affairs and legal officer, with the German chancellor Friedrich Merz at the Invest in Germany Summit.
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