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AWS
WHERE CUSTOMERS NEED IT
The Amazon Web Services (AWS) Global Cloud Infrastructure is the most secure,
extensive, and reliable cloud platform, offering over 200 fully featured
services from data centers globally. Whether you need to deploy your application
workloads across the globe in a single click, or you want to build and deploy
specific applications closer to your end-users with single-digit millisecond
latency, AWS provides you the cloud infrastructure where and when you need it.
Customers across every industry and of every size, including start-ups,
enterprises, and public sector are running every imaginable use case on AWS. 


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Global Infrastructure Components

The AWS Global Cloud Infrastructure is the most secure, extensive, and reliable
cloud platform, offering over 200 fully featured services from data centers
globally. Whether you need to deploy your application workloads across the globe
in a single click, or you want to build and deploy specific applications closer
to your end-users with single-digit millisecond latency, AWS provides you the
cloud infrastructure where and when you need it.

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Regions

AWS has the most extensive global cloud infrastructure. No other cloud provider
offers as many Regions with multiple Availability Zones connected by low
latency, high throughput, and highly redundant networking. AWS has 81
Availability Zones within 25 geographic regions around the world, and has
announced plans for 18 more Availability Zones and 6 more AWS Regions in
Australia, India, Indonesia, Spain, Switzerland, and United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The AWS Region and Availability Zone model has been recognized by Gartner as the
recommended approach for running enterprise applications that require high
availability.



Availability Zones

An Availability Zone (AZ) is one or more discrete data centers with redundant
power, networking, and connectivity in an AWS Region. AZs give customers the
ability to operate production applications and databases that are more highly
available, fault tolerant, and scalable than would be possible from a single
data center. 


All AZs in an AWS Region are interconnected with high-bandwidth, low-latency
networking, over fully redundant, dedicated metro fiber providing
high-throughput, low-latency networking between AZs. All traffic between AZs is
encrypted. The network performance is sufficient to accomplish synchronous
replication between AZs. 


AZs make partitioning applications for high availability easy. If an application
is partitioned across AZs, companies are better isolated and protected from
issues such as power outages, lightning strikes, tornadoes, earthquakes, and
more. AZs are physically separated by a meaningful distance, many kilometers,
from any other AZ, although all are within 100 km (60 miles) of each other.

Data Centers

AWS pioneered cloud computing in 2006, creating cloud infrastructure that allows
you to securely build and innovate faster. We are continuously innovating the
design and systems of our data centers to protect them from man-made and natural
risks. Then we implement controls, build automated systems, and undergo
third-party audits to confirm security and compliance. As a result, the most
highly-regulated organizations in the world trust AWS every day. Take a virtual
tour of one of our data centers to learn about our security approach to protect
the data of millions of active monthly customers.


Points of Presence

With Amazon CloudFront, AWS operates the largest global content delivery network
(CDN) of any cloud provider to enable customers to securely deliver data,
videos, applications, and APIs to their endusers with low latency and high
transfer speeds. The Amazon CloudFront CDN delivers customer’s content through a
worldwide network of over 230+ Points of Presence (PoP) locations, which
consists of 218+ Edge Locations and 12 Regional Edge Cache servers. We’re
continuing to aggressively expand our POP footprint along with the expansion of
the AWS Global Infrastructure.
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Custom Hardware

The AWS Global Infrastructure is built on Amazon’s own hardware.  By using its
own custom hardware, AWS provides customers with the highest levels of
reliability, the fastest pace of innovation, all at the lowest possible cost.
AWS optimizes this hardware for only one set of requirements: workloads run by
AWS customers. This allows AWS to bypass the complexities, high costs, low
reliability and long development cycles associated with commercially available
hardware.

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Silicon


AWS develops custom chips for its compute, storage and networking hardware
deployed in
its global cloud infrastructure in order to maximize the flexibility needed to
optimize all of its data centers specifically to the task of hosting AWS
workloads and instances. Developed by the Annapurna Labs division, AWS uses
custom networking ASICs in its networking hardware to help better control and
manage its global network infrastructure, which then frees up the CPUs to focus
on processing compute workloads. This allows AWS to increase its operational
efficiencies and lower costs for its customers.

Routers

To enhance networking, the AWS network uses custom routers designed and built by
Amazon. The routers run customized AWS software and current devices leverage a
switch ASIC (application-specific integrated circuit) with billions of
transistors for a total capacity of several terabits per second (Tbps). The
benefit of deploying custom routers in the AWS network is higher reliability.
The routers used in the AWS Global Infrastructure are far more reliable than
third-party-created routers, which are difficult to maintain. And, because they
are developed and owned by AWS, if the gear fails, it can be repaired right
away: there’s no need to wait for another company to diagnose, test, and fix the
problem.

Compute Servers and Semiconductors



The AWS Global Infrastructure uses custom servers designed to be simple and
operationally resilient to deliver compute and storage for all AWS services.
Amazon EC2 compute servers are based on the Nitro System architecture. As part
of the Nitro system development, we have progressively offloaded EC2 management,
network, storage, and security features from the server CPU to specialized
hardware.




We optimize our servers for peak performance across all workloads to deliver
better than 92% power efficiency within the server.

Storage Servers


AWS also uses its own custom hardware and software designed specifically for
reliability. Custom compute and storage servers and a custom networking
infrastructure enable AWS to provide availability SLAs of 100% for Amazon Route
53, 99.99% for Amazon DynamoDB, 99.95% for Amazon EC2, Amazon RDS, and Amazon
EBS 99.9% for Amazon CloudFront and Amazon S3. The AWS Service Health Dashboard
shows the current operational status of each AWS service in real time, so that
uptime and performance are fully transparent.

Load Balancers


Load balancing is key to the availability, reliability, and scalability of the
AWS Global Infrastructure. Having operated one of the largest websites in the
world for over 20 years and the largest cloud computing platform for over a
decade, AWS brings its deep experience of load balancing at scale to the AWS
network. 




About a decade ago, AWS moved beyond traditional load balancers, which operate
like highly available appliances, to a massive, distributed load balancer
designed to spread load over many hosts. The massive scale of the load balancer
represented an order of magnitude increase in load balancing capacity, while
simplifying operations and lowering costs. The load balancer handles some truly
astounding traffic at truly astounding speed. S3 traffic handled by the current
generation of the load balancer in a single region, which is just a portion of
the total Amazon S3 traffic in a single region, runs at multiples of Tbps.

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Benefits

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Strongest Security

Highest Availability & Reliability

Fastest Performance

Largest, Most Flexible Global Footprint

The AWS Global Infrastructure is built for performance. AWS Regions offer low
latency, low packet loss, and high overall network quality. This is achieved
with a fully redundant 100 GbE fiber network backbone, often providing many
terabits of capacity between Regions. 


AWS Local Zones and AWS Wavelength, with our telco providers, provide
performance for applications that require single-digit millisecond latencies by
delivering AWS infrastructure and services closer to end-users and 5G connected
devices. Whatever your application needs, you can quickly spin up resources as
you need them, deploying hundreds or even thousands of servers in minutes.
AWS delivers the highest network availability of any cloud provider. Each region
is fully isolated and comprised of multiple AZs, which are fully isolated
partitions of our infrastructure. To better isolate any issues and achieve high
availability, you can partition applications across multiple AZs in the same
region. In addition, AWS control planes and the AWS management console are
distributed across regions, and include regional API endpoints, which are
designed to operate securely for at least 24 hours if isolated from the global
control plane functions without requiring customers to access the region or its
API endpoints via external networks during any isolation.
AWS has the largest global infrastructure footprint of any cloud provider, and
this footprint is expanding continuously to help customers deliver better
end-user experiences, rapidly expand operations to virtually any region or
country, and to meet their data locality and sovereignty requirements. 


Over the last 17 years, we have built the largest global network that spans 25
Regions, 81 Availability Zones (AZs), 5 Local Zones, 13 Wavelength Zones, 230+
points of presence, all connected by 100 Gbps trans-oceanic cables that deliver
customer applications and content anywhere in the world over a private network.
Further, with over 100 AWS Direct Connect locations, AWS also provides the
broadest geographic coverage for creating a secure connection between AWS and a
customer's on-premises network.

Security at AWS starts with our core infrastructure. Custom-built for the cloud
and designed to meet the most stringent security requirements in the world, our
infrastructure is monitored 24/7 to help ensure the confidentiality, integrity,
and availability of your data. All data flowing across the AWS global network
that interconnects our datacenters and Regions is automatically encrypted at the
physical layer before it leaves our secured facilities. You can build on the
most secure global infrastructure, knowing you always control your data,
including the ability to encrypt it, move it, and manage retention at any time.
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Customer Stories

Regions
Availability Zones
Local Zones
Points of Presence
Ground Stations
Wavelength Zones
Outposts Family
Snow Family
AWS Private 5G
Cloud WAN
Project Kuiper
Network


Asia Pacific (Melbourne)
Coming Soon

Sydney
3 Availability Zones

Cape Town
3 Availability Zones

São Paulo
3 Availability Zones

Indonesia
3 Availability Zones

Singapore
3 Availability Zones

Hyderabad
Coming Soon

Mumbai
3 Availability Zones

Hong Kong SAR
3 Availability Zones

Bahrain
3 Availability Zones

Tokyo
4 Availability Zones

Osaka
3 Availability Zones

N. Virginia 
6 Availability Zones

Seoul 
4 Availability Zones

Ningxia
3 Availability Zones

Beijing
3 Availability Zones

Ohio
3 Availability Zones

GovCloud US East
3 Availability Zones

N. California
3 Availability Zones

Oregon
4 Availability Zones

GovCloud (US-West)
3 Availability Zones

Milan
3 Availability Zones

Zurich
Coming Soon

Canada (Central)
3 Availability Zones

Paris
3 Availability Zones

Spain
Coming Soon

Frankfurt
3 Availability Zones

London
3 Availability Zones

Ireland
3 Availability Zones

Stockholm 
3 Availability Zones

Overview
Regions
AWS has the concept of a Region, which is a physical location around the world
where we cluster data centers. We call each group of logical data centers an
Availability Zone. Each AWS Region consists of multiple, isolated, and
physically separate AZs within a geographic area. Unlike other cloud providers,
who often define a region as a single data center, the multiple AZ design of
every AWS Region offers advantages for customers. Each AZ has independent power,
cooling, and physical security and is connected via redundant, ultra-low-latency
networks. AWS customers focused on high availability can design their
applications to run in multiple AZs to achieve even greater fault-tolerance. AWS
infrastructure Regions meet the highest levels of security, compliance, and data
protection.



AWS provides a more extensive global footprint than any other cloud provider,
and to support its global footprint and ensure customers are served across the
world, AWS opens new Regions rapidly. AWS maintains multiple geographic Regions,
including Regions in North America, South America, Europe, China, Asia Pacific,
South Africa, and the Middle East.
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Data Centers
Availability Zones
An Availability Zone (AZ) is one or more discrete data centers with redundant
power, networking, and connectivity in an AWS Region. AZs give customers the
ability to operate production applications and databases that are more highly
available, fault tolerant, and scalable than would be possible from a single
data center. All AZs in an AWS Region are interconnected with high-bandwidth,
low-latency networking, over fully redundant, dedicated metro fiber providing
high-throughput, low-latency networking between AZs. All traffic between AZs is
encrypted. The network performance is sufficient to accomplish synchronous
replication between AZs. AZs make partitioning applications for high
availability easy. If an application is partitioned across AZs, companies are
better isolated and protected from issues such as power outages, lightning
strikes, tornadoes, earthquakes, and more. AZs are physically separated by a
meaningful distance, many kilometers, from any other AZ, although all are within
100 km (60 miles) of each other.


Dive deeper into Availability Zones by selecting Data Centers above.
About Data Centers
AWS pioneered cloud computing in 2006, creating an infrastructure that allows
you to securely build and innovate faster. Data centers are key to the AWS
Global Infrastructure, we are continuously innovating to protect them from
manmade and natural risks. To ensure maximum reliability, each are designed to
have redundant power, dedicated fiber and connectivity, and are housed in
separate facilities.
 
AWS data centers have an optimal size for maximum efficiency. Data centers that
are too small don’t achieve economies of scale and those that are too large can
reduce overall reliability. AWS data centers are limited to 25-32 megawatts
(MWs), an optimum size to handle large amounts of data, improving performance
and cost effectiveness.
 
We implement controls, build automated systems, and undergo third-party audits
to confirm security and compliance. As a result, the most highly-regulated
organizations in the world trust AWS every day. 
 
Our Data Centers are comprised of four layers, select the icons to the right to
explore each layer.
Perimeter Layer

This Layer includes a number of security features depending on the location,
such as security guards, fencing, security feeds, intrusion detection
technology, and other security measures.


AWS Security Operations Centers are located around the world and are responsible
for monitoring, triaging, and executing security programs for our data centers.
They oversee physical access management and intrusion detection response while
also providing global, 24/7 support to the on-site data center security teams. 
Infrastructure Layer

The Infrastructure Layer is the data center building and the equipment and
systems that keep it running. Components like back-up power equipment, the HVAC
system, and fire suppression equipment are all designed and implemented to help
protect servers and ultimately your data. 


Water, power, telecommunications, and internet connectivity are designed with
redundancy, so we can maintain continuous operations in an emergency. In the
event of a disruption, uninterruptible power supply units can be engaged for
certain functions, while generators can provide backup power for the entire
facility. 
Data Layer

The most critical point of protection because it is the only area that holds
customer data. Protection begins by restricting access and maintaining a
separation of privilege for each layer. In addition, we deploy threat detection
devices, video surveillance and system protocols, further safeguarding this
layer. 

There are mandatory procedures to obtain authorization to enter the Data Layer.
This includes review and approval of a person’s access application by authorized
individuals. Meanwhile, threat and electronic intrusion detection systems
monitor and automatically trigger alerts of identified threats or suspicious
activity.
Environmental Layer

Dedicated to environmental considerations from site selection and construction
to operations and sustainability. AWS carefully chooses
our data center locations to mitigate environmental risk, such as flooding,
extreme weather, and seismic activity. 

AWS has a long-term commitment to use 100% renewable energy. When companies move
to the AWS Cloud from on-premises infrastructure, they typically reduce carbon
emissions by 88% because our data centers can offer environmental economies of
scale. 
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Points of Presence
AWS has the largest global infrastructure footprint of any cloud provider in
order to deliver customer’s content through a worldwide network of Points of
Presence (PoP) locations, which consists of Edge Locations and Regional Edge
Cache servers. Amazon CloudFront is a fast content delivery network (CDN)
service that securely delivers data, videos, applications, and APIs to customers
globally with low latency, high transfer speeds, all within a developer-friendly
environment. AWS Global Accelerator is a service that acts as a fixed entry
point to your applications running in a single or multiple AWS Regions and
improves the availability and performance of your TCP and UDP traffic.
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Ground Stations
AWS Ground Station is a fully managed service that lets you control satellite
communications, process data, and scale your operations without having to worry
about building or managing your own ground station infrastructure. Satellites
are used for a wide variety of use cases, including weather forecasting, surface
imaging, and video broadcasts. With AWS Ground Station, you have direct access
to AWS services and the AWS Global Infrastructure including a low-latency global
fiber network. For example, you can use Amazon S3 to store the downloaded data,
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams for managing data ingestion from satellites, and
Amazon SageMaker for building custom machine learning applications that apply to
your data sets. You can save up to 80% on the cost of your ground station
operations by paying only for the actual antenna time used, and relying on the
global footprint of ground stations to download data when and where you need it.
There are no long-term commitments, and you gain the ability to rapidly scale
your satellite communications on-demand when your business needs it.


Building Blocks
Global Network of Antennas
AWS Ground Station's global network of antennas lets you communicate with your
satellite multiple times per orbit. You can downlink valuable satellite data to
your AWS VPC within seconds of collection while commanding your satellites to
execute the next mission. Earth Observation satellite operators can now refresh
their archives with high-resolution imagery on a more regular basis to enhance
monitoring and change detection applications that better support industries like
forest monitoring and agriculture.


Cross Region Data Delivery
Cross Region Data Delivery lets you operate multiple simultaneous contacts using
AWS Ground Station’s global antenna network from a single AWS Region. This means
you pay only for the minutes of antenna access without incurring an additional
charge for transferring data back and forth between regions to process. Using
AWS's low-latency, high-bandwidth global fiber network you can collect real time
weather data to evaluate changing climate patterns around the world.



Real-time Processing
You can begin processing your satellite data within seconds of reception at the
antenna system. This enables you to turn raw data into processed information or
analyzed knowledge within a matter of seconds. Today, Synthetic Aperture Radar
(SAR) operators are leveraging this capability to develop intelligence for first
responders to use during active search, rescue, and recovery operations.



Benefits
Ground Station as a Service
With AWS Ground Station, you no longer need to worry about buying, leasing,
building, scaling or managing your own satellite ground stations.


Security you can trust
As an AWS customer, you will benefit from facility and network architecture
built to meet the requirements of the most security-sensitive organizations. 


Pay-as-you-go
With AWS Ground Station, you only pay for the actual antenna time you use. There
are no long-term contracts, or hidden fees. With a single price, you can use any
antenna in the global AWS Ground Station network.


Faster data downloads
With multiple antennas at each of our geographically diverse AWS Ground Stations
you can downlink your satellite data directly into an AWS region for immediate
processing. 


Immediate data processing
AWS Ground Station provides satellite antennas in close proximity to AWS
infrastructure regions, giving you low-latency and low-cost access to AWS
services to store and process your data. 


Self-service scheduling
You can easily schedule Contacts with your satellite using the AWS Management
Console and APIs. 
Overview
Local Zones
AWS Local Zones place compute, storage, database, and other select AWS services
closer to end-users. With AWS Local Zones, you can easily run highly-demanding
applications that require single-digit millisecond latencies to your end-users
such as media & entertainment content creation, real-time gaming, reservoir
simulations, electronic design automation, and machine learning. Each AWS Local
Zone location is an extension of an AWS Region where you can run your latency
sensitive applications using AWS services such as Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud,
Amazon Virtual Private Cloud, Amazon Elastic Block Store, Amazon File Storage,
and Amazon Elastic Load Balancing in geographic proximity to end-users. AWS
Local Zones provide a high-bandwidth, secure connection between local workloads
and those running in the AWS Region, allowing you to seamlessly connect to the
full range of in-region services through the same APIs and tool sets.


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Benefits
Outposts Family
AWS Outposts is a family of fully managed solutions delivering AWS
infrastructure and services to virtually any on-premises or edge location for a
truly consistent hybrid experience. Outposts solutions allow customers to extend
and run native AWS services on premises, and is available in a variety of form
factors, from 1U and 2U Outposts servers to 42U Outposts racks, and multiple
rack deployments. With AWS Outposts, you can run some AWS services locally and
connect to a broad range of services available in the local AWS Region. Run
applications and workloads on premises using familiar AWS services, tools, and
APIs. Outposts support workloads and devices requiring low latency access to
on-premises systems, local data processing, data residency, and application
migration with local system interdependencies.


*For Outposts servers availability, please visit:
https://aws.amazon.com/outposts/servers/faqs

Outposts 3D Tour
Benefits
Run AWS Services on premises
Extend AWS compute, networking, security, and other services on premises for low
latency, local data processing, and data residency needs.


Fully managed infrastructure
Reduce the time, resources, operational risk, and maintenance downtime required
to manage IT infrastructure with a fully managed experience.



Truly consistent hybrid experience
Use the same hardware infrastructure, APIs, tools, and management controls
available in the cloud to provide a truly consistent developer and IT operations
experience.

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Benefits
Wavelength Zones
AWS Wavelength Zones are AWS infrastructure deployments that embed AWS compute
and storage services within the telecommunications providers’ datacenters at the
edge of the 5G networks. This enables developers to deliver applications that
require ultra-low latencies such as game and live video streaming, machine
learning inference at the edge, and augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR).
Application traffic can reach application servers running in Wavelength Zones
without leaving the mobile provider’s network. This reduces the extra network
hops to the Internet that can result in latencies of more than 100 milliseconds,
preventing customers from taking full advantage of the bandwidth and latency
advancements of 5G.
Benefits
Build next-generation applications without any learning curve using familiar AWS
services, APIs, and tools.


Develop applications once and scale deployments to multiple Wavelength Zones
across global 5G networks.


Leverage proven AWS infrastructure and services to accelerate innovative 5G edge
application development.
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Network
AWS offers highly reliable, low latency, and high throughput network
connectivity. This is achieved with a fully redundant 100 Gbps network that
circles the globe via trans-oceanic cables that run over tens of thousands of
kilometers and up to ten kilometers under the sea. Major links in the network
are one or several parallel 100 Gbps links. AWS is continually expanding this
fiber network. For example, a trans- Pacific cable that spans 14,000 kilometers,
linking Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii, and Oregon, is currently being built,
expanding the network even further.
 * All data flowing across the AWS global network that interconnects our
   datacenters and Regions is automatically encrypted at the physical layer
   before it leaves our secured facilities. Additional encryption layers exist
   as well; for example, all VPC cross-region peering traffic, and customer or
   service-to-service Transport Layer Security (TLS) connections.
 * The network is designed to be highly redundant, have no single points of
   failure, and is designed to survive many concurrent link failures.
   
 * Companies can connect their existing data centers or offices to the AWS
   network by using AWS Direct Connect, which makes it easy to establish a
   direct, dedicated network connection to AWS.
   

"Selecting AWS has enabled us to onboard and scale our 5G core network functions
within the cloud. They are a key strategic partner in helping us deliver private
enterprise networks to our customers. AWS's innovative platform allows us to
better serve our consumer wireless customers, while unlocking new business
models for enterprise customers across a wide range of industry verticals. Our
ability to support dedicated, private 5G enterprise networks allows us to give
customers the scale, resilience and security needed to support a wide variety of
devices and services, unlocking the potential of Industry 4.0.”


Stephen Bye
Chief Commercial Officer, DISH

AWS Private 5G
Easily deploy, manage, and scale a private cellular network
Cellular technology such as 4G/LTE and 5G augments existing networks with higher
bandwidth, lower latency, and reliable long-range coverage to an increasing
number of devices. With AWS Private 5G, you can build private cellular networks
to take advantage of the technological benefits of 5G while maintaining the
security and granular application and device controls of a private network.
 * Connect thousands of devices and machines with the low latency and high
   bandwidth of a private 5G network.
 * Get your network up and running in days with no long planning cycles, no
   complex integrations, and automated setup.
 * Secure your network with granular access controls for all connected devices,
   integrated with existing IT policies.
 * Scale your network capacity on demand or add devices with a few clicks, and
   pay only for the capacity and throughput you use.


"Swisscom is Switzerland’s leading telecom provider and one of its foremost IT
companies, serving customers that range from small-to-medium enterprises to
large international corporations that have operations in Switzerland. We are
always looking for innovations that help us deliver the network of the future to
our customers, innovating ahead of their needs. We look to services like AWS
Cloud WAN as a powerful way to help our customers take their business to the
next level in agility, scalability, and competitiveness.”



Christoph Aeschlimann
CTIO, Swisscom

AWS Cloud WAN
Easily build, manage, and monitor global wide area networks
AWS Cloud WAN provides a central dashboard for making connections between your
branch offices, data centers, and Amazon Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) in just a
few clicks. With Cloud WAN, you use network policies to automate network
management and security tasks in one location. Cloud WAN generates a complete
view of your on-premises and AWS networks to help you monitor network health,
security, and performance.
 * Cloud WAN is a managed wide area networking (WAN) service that makes it easy
   for you to build, manage, and monitor a global network that connects
   resources running across your cloud and on-premises environments.
 * Cloud WAN provides an easy way to connect customer data centers, branch
   offices, and cloud resources into a unified, centrally managed network,
   reducing the operational cost and complexity involved with running a global
   network.


“Ghost Robotics sees tremendous value in AWS mobile 5G network services to
deliver value to our customers in remote locations”


Jiren Parikh
CEO, Ghost Robotics

AWS Snow Family
Highly-secure, portable devices to collect and process data at the edge, and
migrate data into and out of AWS
Applications are moving to the cloud faster today than ever before. A new
category of applications requires increased capabilities and performance at the
edge of the cloud, or even beyond the edge of the network. 


AWS provides edge infrastructure and software that moves data processing and
analysis as close as necessary to where data is created in order to deliver
intelligent, real-time responsiveness and streamline the amount of data
transferred. This includes deploying AWS managed hardware and software to
locations outside AWS Regions and even beyond AWS Outposts. 


The AWS Snow Family helps customers that need to run operations in austere,
non-data center environments, and in locations where there's lack of consistent
network connectivity. The Snow Family, comprised of AWS Snowcone, AWS Snowball,
and AWS Snowmobile, offers a number of physical devices and capacity points,
most with built-in computing capabilities. These services help physically
transport up to exabytes of data into and out of AWS. Snow Family devices are
owned and managed by AWS and integrate with AWS security, monitoring, storage
management, and computing capabilities.

“Project Kuiper offers flexibility and unique capabilities for a LEO satellite
system, and we’re excited about the prospect of adding a complementary
connectivity layer to our existing partnership with Amazon. We know the future
will be built on our leading 5G network, designed for mobility, fixed wireless
access and real-time cloud compute. More importantly, we believe that the power
of this technology must be accessible for all. Today’s announcement will help us
explore ways to bridge that divide and accelerate the benefits and innovation of
wireless connectivity, helping benefit our customers on both a global and local
scale.”


Hans Vestberg
Chairman and CEO, Verizon

Project Kuiper
5G + LEO: Verizon and Project Kuiper team up to develop connectivity solutions
Project Kuiper is an initiative to increase global broadband access through a
constellation of 3,236 satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO) around the planet.
The system will serve individual households, as well as schools, hospitals,
businesses and other organizations operating in places where internet access is
limited or unavailable. 


Connecting unserved and underserved communities in the United States
The partnership seeks to expand coverage and deliver new customer-focused
connectivity solutions that combine Amazon’s advanced LEO satellite system and
Verizon’s world-class wireless technology and infrastructure to help extend
fixed wireless coverage to rural and remote communities across the United
States.


Delivering new connectivity solutions for global enterprise customers
Project Kuiper and Verizon to design and deploy new connectivity solutions
across a range of domestic and global industries, from agriculture and energy to
manufacturing and transportation. 

"Bringing together the full capabilities of Verizon’s 5G Ultra Wideband and AWS,
the world's leading cloud with the broadest and deepest services portfolio, we
unlock the full potential of our 5G services for customers to create
applications and solutions with the fastest speeds, improved security, and
ultra-low latency.”


Hans Vestberg
CEO and Chairman, Verizon
“Verizon’s 5G is the platform for 21st century innovation and customers are
looking to rapidly innovate, improve performance, and create new revenue
streams,” “Developers are already creating new latency-dependent solutions that
run on the Verizon/AWS public MEC service launched last year. Our private MEC
offering will unlock that same potential for enterprise customers who need to
maintain a secure, closed environment in factories, warehouses and other
facilities.”


Tami Erwin
CEO, Verizon Business

“Through our continued collaboration with AWS, we’re helping developers and
businesses in every industry create truly transformational applications for use
cases such as immersive VR gaming, video distribution, and connected and
autonomous vehicles. By expanding our 5G Edge locations across the U.S., we’re
enabling developers to quickly and easily build apps and services that take
advantage of the low latency, massive bandwidth and strong reliability of 5G and
edge computing.”


Tami Erwin
CEO of Verizon Business





“Project Kuiper offers flexibility and unique capabilities for a LEO satellite
system, and we’re excited about the prospect of adding a complementary
connectivity layer to our existing partnership with Amazon. We know the future
will be built on our leading 5G network, designed for mobility, fixed wireless
access and real-time cloud compute. More importantly, we believe that the power
of this technology must be accessible for all. Today’s announcement will help us
explore ways to bridge that divide and accelerate the benefits and innovation of
wireless connectivity, helping benefit our customers on both a global and local
scale.” 


Hans Vestberg 
Chairman and CEO, Verizon
Verizon and AWS team up to deliver 5G edge cloud computing
AWS and Verizon Expand 5G Collaboration with Private MEC

Verizon and AWS expand to 30% more metro area locations with mobile edge
computing
5G + LEO: Verizon and Project Kuiper team up to develop connectivity solutions

Verizon first in the world to offer 5G network edge computing with AWS
Wavelength


By utilizing AWS Wavelength and Verizon 5G Edge, developers will be able to
deliver a wide range of transformative, latency-sensitive use cases like machine
learning inference at the edge, autonomous industrial equipment, smart cars and
cities, Internet of Things (IoT), and augmented and virtual reality. To
accomplish this, Verizon 5G Edge provides mobile edge computing and an efficient
high-volume connection between users, devices, and applications. AWS Wavelength
lets customers deploy the parts of an application that require ultra-low latency
to the edge of the network and then seamlessly connect back to the full range of
cloud services running in AWS.


AWS and Verizon expanded their 5G collaboration to provide private multi-access
computing (Private MEC) for enterprises. Private MEC integrates edge computing
infrastructure with private networks deployed on or near the customer’s
premises. AWS and Verizon have integrated Verizon’s 5G Edge MEC platform with
AWS Outposts, a fully managed service that offers the same AWS Infrastructure,
AWS services, APIs, and tools to virtually any data center, colocation space, or
on-premises facility for a consistent, hybrid experience. 


Corning Incorporated, a leading materials science and advanced manufacturing
innovator and Verizon have deployed a Private MEC solution on AWS Outposts at
the Corning factory in Hickory, North Carolina. Corning uses AWS Outposts to run
computer vision software from Gestalt Robotics that provides autonomous
navigation and advanced environmental sensing. Corning recently installed an AWS
Outposts rack that places the power of the AWS cloud within the four walls of
its optical cable plant in Hickory, NC.
Using Verizon 5G Edge with AWS Wavelength for drone and energy management
applications Fermata Energy, a Verizon Ventures company, and Easy Aerial are
among the innovators who participated in the 5G Studio, a collaboration between
Verizon and Newlab, to develop transformative technology solutions leveraging
Verizon’s 5G Ultra Wideband network technology and Verizon 5G Edge with AWS
Wavelength at Newlab.
 * Collaboration builds on expanding connectivity, cloud and customer experience
   partnership between Amazon and Verizon.
 * Strategic collaboration aims to pair Verizon’s terrestrial mobile network
   with Amazon’s low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite network, Project Kuiper.
 * Project Kuiper to deliver cellular backhaul solutions to extend Verizon’s
   4G/LTE and 5G data networks, connecting rural and remote communities in the
   U.S.
 * Verizon and Project Kuiper to explore joint connectivity solutions for
   domestic and global enterprises across agriculture, energy, manufacturing,
   education, emergency response, transportation and other industries.

5G Edge Cloud Computing


Private MEC


Expanding Mobile Edge Computing


Verizon & Project Kuiper


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"Through this collaboration with AWS, we will operate not just as a
communications services provider, but as a digital services provider harnessing
the combined power of 5G connectivity and the cloud. Together, we will enable
our customers to take full advantage of the potential of 5G. Our approach will
revolutionize wireless connectivity by giving customers the ability to customize
and scale their network experience on-demand.”


Charlie Ergen
Co-founder and Chairman, DISH
"Selecting AWS has enabled us to onboard and scale our 5G core network functions
within the cloud. They are a key strategic partner in helping us deliver private
enterprise networks to our customers. AWS's innovative platform allows us to
better serve our consumer wireless customers, while unlocking new business
models for enterprise customers across a wide range of industry verticals. Our
ability to support dedicated, private 5G enterprise networks allows us to give
customers the scale, resilience and security needed to support a wide variety of
devices and services, unlocking the potential of Industry 4.0.”


Stephen Bye
Chief Commercial Officer, DISH

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DISH and AWS Form Strategic Collaboration to Reinvent 5G Connectivity and
Innovation
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In a telecom industry first, DISH will leverage AWS infrastructure and services
to build a cloud-based, 5G Open Radio Access Network (O-RAN) that delivers
consistent, cost-effective performance from core to the edge. Las Vegas will be
first live city in nationwide network deployment and use AWS Outposts and AWS
Local Zones to build its network in the cloud, enabling customers to apply the
breadth and depth of AWS capabilities to innovate low-latency 5G applications
and services for a wide range of industries.
AWS Private 5G is a new managed service that helps enterprises set up and scale
private 5G mobile networks in their facilities in days instead of months. With
just a few clicks in the AWS console, customers specify where they want to build
a mobile network and the network capacity needed for their devices—and AWS
delivers and maintains the small cell radio units, servers, 5G core and radio
access network (RAN) software, and subscriber identity modules (SIM cards)
required to set up a private 5G network and connect devices. AWS Private 5G
automates the setup and deployment of the network and scales capacity on demand
to support additional devices and increased network traffic. There are no
upfront fees or per-device costs with AWS Private 5G, and customers only pay for
the network capacity and throughput they request.
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"Bell's partnership with AWS further heightens both our 5G network leadership
and the Bell customer experience with greater automation, enhanced agility and
streamlined service options. Together, we'll provide the next-generation service
innovations for consumers and business customers that will support Canada's
growth and prosperity in the years ahead." 


Mirko Bibic
President and CEO, BCE and Bell Canada
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Bell transforms customer experiences and extends 5G leadership with AWS for
cloud and 5G multi-access edge computing
Bell chose AWS to help modernize its applications and services and will leverage
AWS capabilities like machine learning and analytics to enhance customers'
digital experiences. Bell and AWS will offer AWS Wavelength Zones on Bell's 5G
network for fast and efficient 5G multi-access edge computing (MEC), the first
such 5G MEC deployment in Canada, giving developers access to AWS's unparalleled
portfolio of services to build applications that require ultra-low-latency
connectivity for mobile devices running on Canada's fastest-ranked national
network.
Transforming Experiences


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“Thanks to this project, Telefónica has reached a clear milestone in its 5G
plans in Brazil and also for its deployment strategy in the group, where cloud
native 5G platforms allow a wide range of private and public infrastructure
options.”


Cayetano Carbajo
Director of Core, Service Platforms and Transport, Telefónica CTIO
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Telefónica and AWS Demonstrate 5G SA Core Deployment Over AWS Outposts in ViVo
Telefónica announced that it has validated AWS Outposts as an effective
infrastructure option for Vivo Brazil to deploy the 5G Core technology required
to offer standalone 5G services in its operations. As part of its 5G and
operational transformation programs, Telefónica is driving the introduction of
5G standalone (SA) cloud-native platforms across its major operating businesses
in order to improve automation and drive new revenues.
5G SA Core Deployment


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“We are taking our business beyond the traditional boundaries of telecoms
connectivity services so that we can bring customers amazing new services. Edge
Compute and 5G is a combination no other service provider can deliver in Europe,
which means we can offer something unique to our customers. We’ve already seen
new services being developed by our trialists – the potential for completely new
ideas enabled by this combination is massive.”


Anne Sheehan
Business Director, Vodafone UK
“Working with AWS on edge computing means we are making it simpler for both
independent software vendors and our customers to experiment with this emerging
technology. We’re doing this by offering an incubation space to create and test
applications that we can then industrialize and scale. And we’re already seeing
some innovative applications that provide positive business outcomes from
Dedrone, Digital Barriers, HERE Technologies, Groopview, and Unleash live, with
so much more to come once our MEC innovation program is running.”


Vinod Kumar
CEO Vodafone Business
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Vodafone uses AWS Wavelength to launch first Multi-access Edge Computing
services in European region
Vodafone Business gives organizations in Europe the edge with AWS Wavelength

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Vodafone partnered with AWS to launch Multi-access Edge Compute (MEC) services
delivered with AWS Wavelength for Vodafone business customers in the UK. The
launch follows Vodafone trials with companies in a range of areas, including
sports technology, autonomous transport, biometric security, remote virtual
reality, and factory automation. Vodafone is the only telecoms operator able to
offer business customers the combination of 5G and MEC services in the UK.


Aurrigo has piloted an autonomous shuttle bus which runs between the park and
ride and the campus at Cambridge University, with MEC and 5G capabilities
greatly improving safety and performance. This opens the door for more smart
city use cases involving autonomous vehicles, as well as the “mobility as a
service” model.


Vodafone Business today unveiled a powerful new service, combining the
ultra-quick response times of distributed Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC)
technology with the fast speeds of 5G. Vodafone is the first company in Europe
to enable organizations to create pilot applications using distributed MEC with
Amazon Web Services (AWS). This is made possible by embedding AWS Wavelength at
the edge of its 4G and 5G networks to bring customers and key applications
closer together.


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First Multi-access Edge Computing


The Edge & AWS Wavelength


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“AWS contributes to the technological foundation and agility we need to unlock
new growth potential by transforming our IT services and delivering robust 5G
communications that meet the needs of our enterprise and consumer customers.  We
expect 5G to open the door for a host of specialized services. Having AWS by our
side, with their proven infrastructure and unparalleled suite of cloud
technologies, will help us innovate and grow at a rapid pace. Leveraging AWS, we
are able to quickly build and run the applications that underpin our
organization with low latency, reliability, and scalability, while meeting
security and compliance requirements.”


Christoph Aeschlimann
CTIO, Swisscom
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AWS Named Preferred Public Cloud Provider to Accelerate Swisscom's Digital
Transformation Towards Cloud-Native 5G Network
Swisscom selected AWS as its preferred public cloud provider for enterprise IT.
Swisscom is pursuing a cloud-first strategy and will use AWS to increase IT
agility, drive operational efficiencies, and accelerate time to market for new
information and communications technology (ICT) features and services. 


Through the collaboration with AWS, Swisscom will explore migrating from a 5G
network built on current infrastructure to a new standalone 5G network powered
by a cloud-native 5G Core—the architecture that aggregates and directs traffic
flow across the network. Running the planned cloud-native 5G Core will enable
Swisscom to reduce operating costs, increase reliability and scalability by
virtualizing and automating network functions, and accelerate deployment of new
features and applications.

Cloud-Native 5G Network


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"With the virtualization of our 5G core network, we are laying the foundation
for the digital transformation of the German economy. This collaboration with
AWS is an important part of our strategy for building industrial 5G networks."


Markus Haas
CEO, Telefónica Germany / O2
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Cooperation with Amazon Web Services and Ericsson drives new industrial 5G
solutions: Telefónica Germany / O2 builds new 5G core network in the cloud
Telefónica Germany / O2 is the first German network operator to build its 5G
core network as well as crucial 5G network functions for new industry solutions
in the cloud. Via the cloud-based 5G core network, new industry solutions can be
developed faster, production and logistics processes can be automated even more
and applications implemented in real-time (edge computing). In an industrial use
case proof of concept, Telefónica Germany / O2 will use Amazon Web Services
(AWS) and its proven cloud infrastructure to virtualize its 5G core. In
addition, the company is relying on 5G core and orchestration components from
the Swedish telecommunications supplier Ericsson.
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“Working with AWS, we are continuing to advance and modernise the
telecommunications industry—digitalising and expanding our offerings beyond
connectivity. Together, we are building on our individual strengths and scaling
secure, robust, and advanced cloud services, alongside the latest networking
technology, for our customers much faster than we could ever do before. Our
shared ambition is to use scalable and flexible building blocks from AWS to
continuously raise the bar for what’s possible."


Sigve Brekke 
President and CEO, Telenor Group
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Telenor teams with AWS to accelerate modernization of telecommunications
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Telenor and AWS will invest in joint go-to-market activities in select
industries—such as manufacturing, supply chain and logistics, and automotive—to
enable more 5G and edge services for customers. Working with existing customers
to demonstrate the possibilities of cloud-based resources, Telenor will scale
its cloud footprint, while innovating to develop new services that use a
combination of the most advanced and secure cloud technologies from AWS.

The agreement further expands the existing collaboration between both companies,
with Telenor also becoming a member of the AWS Partner Network. Working with
AWS, Telenor has already implemented an entire mobile core, running in the
cloud, for Vimla—Telenor’s virtual mobile network operator brand in Sweden.
Running on AWS, Vimla’s mobile core is scalable, programmable, and employs
self-service APIs, enabling Vimla to create simple, innovative and valuable
services for its customers. 





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“Vodacom is an AWS Advanced Consulting Partner with operations across the
African continent, so naturally we are very pleased that they have made the
decision to invest in the South African market, as well as the broader African
market, by opening these data centres in Cape Town. The most exciting aspect of
this is the integration of AWS into the Vodacom Network, which will allow our
clients to take advantage of the benefits of both offerings, and use them to
transform their businesses into digitally enabled, tech-first companies.”


Shameel Joosub
CEO, Vodacom Group
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Vodacom welcomes launch of AWS data centers in South Africa
Vodacom selected AWS as its primary cloud provider and is migrating the core of
its Information Services landscape, including over 4000 workloads to the AWS
Cloud. As a result, Vodacom will be able to increase the automation of services
and business processes as well as drive even greater agility and innovation for
Vodacom Business clients. 


“The launch of the AWS Africa (Cape Town) Region will enable us to fully
leverage AWS’s capabilities to execute an all-in strategy by 2023. In addition,
the launch of the AWS Region will allow us to deliver integrated solutions, such
as our Internet of Things (IoT) offerings, expanding our customer value
propositions and drive new revenue streams. We have also created the Vodacom AWS
Cloud Centre of Excellence to help Small and Medium sized businesses,
Enterprise, as well as Public Sector clients migrate to the AWS Cloud. This will
ensure that Vodacom Business’s clients accelerate adoption and benefit from next
generation technologies including 5G, AI, Block chain, Mobile Edge, IoT,
Robotics and mobile applications. The Vodacom AWS Cloud Centre of Excellence
will also support Vodacom’s own internal migration to the cloud and will enable
employee upskilling through the in-house AWS technical training and
certification programmes,” adds Shameel.

AWS Data Centers in South Africa


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“In collaboration with AWS, SK Telecom has successfully integrated private 5G
and edge cloud. Ryu Young-sang, President of MNO at SK Telecom. By leveraging
this new technology, we will lead the efforts to create and expand innovative
business models in game, media services, logistics, and manufacturing
industries.”


Ryu Young-sang
President of MNO, SK Telecom





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Announcing the first AWS Wavelength Zone in South Korea
Announcing the general availability of AWS Wavelength on SK Telecom (SKT)’s 5G
network, allowing developers to build ultra-low latency applications for mobile
devices and users throughout South Korea. 


Wavelength embeds AWS compute and storage services at the edge of communications
service providers’ 5G networks while providing seamless access to cloud services
running in an AWS Region. By doing so, AWS Wavelength minimizes the latency and
network hops required to connect from a 5G device to an application hosted on
AWS. With AWS Wavelength and SKT 5G, application developers can now build the
ultra-low latency applications needed for use cases like smart factories,
interactive live streaming, autonomous vehicles, connected hospitals, and
augmented and virtual reality-enhanced experiences.
AWS Wavelength Zone - S. Korea


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AWS Wavelength is one of the initiatives under the "KDDI Accelerate 5.0"
initiative, which uses 5G to accelerate the realization of "Society 5.0," a
sustainable, consumer-centered society that balances economic development and
the resolution of social issues.


KDDI is accelerating its efforts to promote digital transformation (DX) for its
customers through the utilization of au 5G, and with AWS Wavelength, KDDI is
working to create a resilient society that will enable the establishment of new
lifestyles for consumers and the resolution of Japan's economic development and
social issues

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Announcing AWS Wavelength Zones in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan
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Announcing the general availability of AWS Wavelength on KDDI’s 5G network in
Japan. Wavelength allows developers to build applications that need ultra-low
latency or high bandwidth for mobile devices and users on KDDI’s 5G network. AWS
Wavelength is available on the KDDI 5G network today in Tokyo and Osaka, and we
are collaborating with KDDI to bring AWS infrastructure and services closer to
customers across Japan.
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