Amazon’s Middle East data centres to cut business costs

Amazon’s cloud computing arm has announced plans to build infrastructure in the Middle East.

Amazon Web Service (AWS), an Amazon subsidiary, will build three data centres in Bahrain by early 2019. Data centres provide quicker speeds when they are physically closer to the end user, so by building infrastructure in the region Amazon will be able to offer its customers an improved service.

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