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17 June
Amazon's Athens Local Zone promises low latency connectivity and expands its presence in Greece.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced the impending launch of a new Local Zone in Athens, Greece, slated to go live in July 2026. This initiative is part of Amazon's broader strategy to enhance its presence in the Greek market, focusing on providing improved cloud infrastructure and faster service, with expected latency rates in the milliseconds range.
In addition to the Local Zone, AWS is exploring further investments in artificial intelligence and cloud services in Greece. The company is also considering enhancing support for the Greek language across its platforms, such as Kindle and Alexa. This move was discussed during a meeting between Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Amazon's Senior Vice President, highlighting the potential for expanded collaboration and investment in the region.
As AWS prepares for this launch, the company aims to solidify its role in providing cutting-edge technology solutions while reinforcing its commitment to the local market.
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