AWS's AI plan for Peru trains 250,000 people free by 2028 with Fundación Romero — but there's no data centre and no disclosed capital. What it means.
AWS launches "Entrena Perú," a free platform training 250,000 Peruvians in AI and cloud by 2028 to fill Peru's 3,700 tech roles. Low-cost talent bet signals AWS confidence in Peru's stability and Latin American positioning before major infrastructure investment.
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What it is: “AWS Entrena Perú,” a free online platform teaching artificial intelligence and cloud computing in Spanish.
The goal: reach 250,000 Peruvians by 2028, with sharable AWS credentials on completion.
Who is behind it: Amazon Web Services and the Fundación Romero, endorsed by the U.S. Embassy in Lima.
The catch: no dollar figure, data centre or capital commitment was disclosed — this is skills training, not committed investment.
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