Amazon Web Services (AWS) is set to boost its investment in Ohio by an additional $10 billion by 2030, bringing the total investment in the state to over $23 billion. This move is part of AWS’s strategy to support its AI-related growth and meet the rising demand for cloud computing and data centers. The investment is expected to create hundreds of new technical jobs, including roles in data center engineering, network management, and security. Governor Mike DeWine and Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted have welcomed this significant investment, highlighting the positive impact on Ohio’s economy and its reputation as a tech hub. Moreover, AWS’s commitment to renewable energy projects in Ohio, generating 2.9 gigawatt hours of electricity annually, further demonstrates its dedication to sustainability. This investment in Ohio is part of AWS’s broader initiative to advance cutting-edge technologies like AI, with recent investments also made in Indiana and Mississippi.