A notable exception to this policy is geographic expansion of AWS regions list.
Early this month, AWS per-announced a new region in Zurich, with an eye towards it launching in late 2022, and a second new region in Hyderabad coming in mid-2022.
AWS’s global infrastructure page exhibits the latest stack list. It consists of multiple physically separate availability zones, which are one or more data centers.
With few billions dollars, each region is built with massive investments in real estate, computer hardware, networking, and hiring. Their Hyderabad region apparently resembles a $2.8 billion investment.
Whenever AWS announces a region, they aren’t doing because they think it’d be neat to have a region in a given place. It's purely driven by customer demand.
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