Feb 28, 2026 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji
Amazon Web Services (AWS) plans to invest an additional €18 billion ($21bn) in Spain, bringing its total data center infrastructure investment in Aragon to €33.7bn ($39.5bn). At MWC26 in Barcelona, the company announced the new buildout, which includes new facilities in the three Aragon provinces.
Amazon will be the first major technology company to build data centers in Teruel, in addition to expanding in Huesca and Zaragoza, consolidating the region as a digital hub in southwestern Europe.
The total investment will contribute €31.7bn ($37bn) to Spain's GDP by 2035 and support the equivalent of 29,900 full-time jobs per year, of which 6,700 will be directly related to Amazon's operations.
Amazon will allocate €30 million until 2035 to programs in Aragon communities. Its data centers in Aragon have been operating on 100 percent renewable energy since 2022, backed by 100 solar and wind projects in Spain, and are moving toward net-zero emissions by 2040.
