Amazon To Invest $20 Billion In 2 Pennsylvania Data Centers, Governor Josh Shapiro Says The State Will 'Lead' On US-China AI 'Battle'

Amazon.com is set to invest $20 billion into building two new data centers in Pennsylvania. Governor Josh Shapiro was joined by company officials on Monday to announce the facilities. The data centers will be established in two different locations: one in Salem Township next to the Susquehanna nuclear power plant and another in Falls Township on the site of a former steel mill.