
    AWS launches its first Mexico (Central) Region with three Availability Zones, representing a $5 billion investment to support Mexico's digital economy and provide local cloud infrastructure.


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AWS has launched the AWS Mexico (Central) Region, marking its first infrastructure region in Mexico. Key highlights include:
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<li>Located in mx-central-1 with three Availability Zones</li>
<li>$5 billion investment planned over 15 years</li>
<li>Expected to add over $10 billion to Mexico's GDP</li>
<li>Provides local data residency and lower latency for customers</li>
<li>Supports advanced AI/ML capabilities with purpose-built processors</li>
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The region will serve Mexican organizations like BBVA, Grupo Multimedios, and SkyAlert, offering improved cloud infrastructure and supporting the country's digital economy transformation.
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Now open — AWS Mexico (Central) Region

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