AWS drops non-disclosure agreements for data center projects, following Microsoft
Amazon Web Services has dropped non-disclosure agreements for its data center projects, according to Data Center Dynamics on 2 October 2026. The report says the move follows Microsoft's. The available source text does not specify the scope, affected locations, or effective date of the change.
Why it matters
If confirmed in detail, fewer NDAs from two of the largest cloud operators could change how developers, local officials, and communities share information about proposed sites.
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