Amazon says it has invested more than €22 billion in Ireland
Online retail giant Amazon said it has invested more €22 billion in Ireland since 2004, including more than €3 billion in 2023 alone.
Amazon’s Irish investment tops €22bn
Tech giant Amazon has invested more than €22 billion in Ireland since it established itself here in 2004, the company said, with €3 billion invested last year. That includes investment to support customers, employees and communities across Ireland, with its footprint growing significantly since it opened its first office in Ireland 20 years ago.
Retail giant Amazon says it has invested over €22 billion in Ireland
The company reported that it has invested over €22 billion in Ireland since first establishing its presence in the country in 2004
Ireland loses out as Amazon’s €35bn data-centre investment goes elsewhere
Ireland has secured none of a more than €35bn wave of investment in Europe by Amazon Web Services (AWS), one of the world’s biggest providers of cloud commuting services, raising serious question marks over the country’s status as a hub for foreign direct investment.
Amazon’s Irish investment rises to €22bn
Amazon has invested more than €22bn in Ireland since it first launched here in 2004, according to a new report from the company. This includes an investment of €3bn last year, Amazon said. It has also opened six Amazon sites across the country over the past twenty years.
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No new data centre investment for Ireland until wind strategy sorted, says Amazon
Amazon says that Ireland is missing out on billions in data centre investment compared to other European countries.
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Amazon reiterates commitment to Ireland after celebrating 20 years in the country
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Amazon to create a further 1,000 jobs in Ireland
Taoiseach Micheál Martin (left) meets Amazon Web Services (AWS) Ireland country manager Mike Beary (centre right), AWS Ireland head of public policy Niamh Gallagher, and IDA Ireland chief ...
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Matt Cooper: Amazon data centre debacle a worrying sign of what to come for Ireland
Last week it emerged that none of AWS’s planned €35 billion in cloud investment for Europe is destined for Ireland ...
Amazon rejects staff claim return-to-office policy is aimed at cutting jobs
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Amazon to launch dedicated website for Ireland next year
Amazon will start operating a dedicated website for Ireland - Amazon.ie - from next year. Currently customers in the Republic of Ireland have to use Amazon’s UK site or sites in other EU ...
Data centres must work ‘within climate limits’, says Irish minister
Technology companies will have to “work within the climate limits”, Ireland’s environment minister has warned, as the popular hub for data centres grapples with the surge of energy-intensive systems.