Amazon to invest $20 billion in Pennsylvania data centers, Governor announces
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro announced that Amazon will invest at least $20 billion to establish multiple high-tech cloud computing and AI innovation campuses across the state. This investment includes two data centers in Salem Township and Falls Township. The administration is actively working to secure additional sites and build local support for these projects.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro announced on June 5, 2025, that Amazon is set to invest a minimum of $20 billion in the Commonwealth. The investment targets the establishment of several high-tech cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) innovation campuses across Pennsylvania.
Specifically, the initial $20 billion will be allocated to developing two data centers in Salem Township and Falls Township. Governor Shapiro emphasized that his administration is actively considering additional communities for future data center sites. He also stated that his team is committed to helping Amazon secure local support, developing necessary infrastructure, and streamlining permitting processes to ensure efficient project development.
According to a press release accompanying the announcement, the Governor's office views this historic investment as a creator of opportunities for workers, a generator of new revenue for local communities, and a move to position Pennsylvania at the forefront of AI development.