AWS has announced the 32 cities where it plans to launch Local Zones Edge locations.

Today, after first teasing this announcement at its re:Invent conference last year, AWS is announcing a major expansion its original set of 16 Local Zones to 48.

The US cloud vendor's Dedicated Local Zones are set up in a customer-specified location to comply with regulatory needs, and Singapore is its first global customer.

AWS introduces Dedicated Local Zones, a fully managed infrastructure for exclusive use by customers or communities. Features include data access monitoring, audit programs, infrastructure access ...

Local Zones were first launched in 2019 and since then, AWS has rolled out 17 zones in 16 US metros.

Local Zones were first launched in 2019 and since then, AWS has rolled out 17 zones in 16 US metros.

New AWS Local Zones are now generally available for use in Boston, Houston and Miami, and Amazon Web Services expects to launch a dozen more later this year.

“We are excited about the AWS Local Zone in Los Angeles, which brings cloud resources close to creators and filmmakers and cuts down on latency between the artists and their workstations ...

AWS announced a new local zone today in LA, designed to provide customers in southern California with a set of higher bandwidth, lower latency compute resources.

Amazon Web Services outlines a two-year plan to set up 10 Local Zones in Asia-Pacific, where it sees growing demand for edge cloud capabilities that support ultra-low latency and distributed ...