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AWS Pledges Up to $50 Billion for U.S. Government AI Supercomputing, Plans $15 Billion Indiana Expansion

The build adds about 1.3 gigawatts across Top Secret, Secret, GovCloud regions starting in 2026.

Overview

  • AWS says this is the first purpose-built AI and high‑performance computing infrastructure for U.S. government customers across all classification levels.
  • Federal agencies will gain access to Amazon SageMaker, Bedrock, Nova, Anthropic Claude, AWS Trainium chips and NVIDIA AI infrastructure.
  • The company frames the effort as supporting the White House AI Action Plan and notes it already serves more than 11,000 government agencies.
  • Separately, Amazon plans about $15 billion for Northern Indiana data centers adding roughly 2.4 gigawatts, with a NIPSCO power agreement and about 1,100 jobs expected.
  • Both initiatives rely on multi‑year construction, expanded power capacity and regulatory approvals before the new compute comes online.