AWS uses data centres to access, control, and operate its servers, storage, and other services. Currently, AWS operates 84 data centres across the globe, including Australia, Canada, India, Spain, New Zealand, Israel, Switzerland, and the United Arab Emirates. Data centres are scattered around the globe for privacy reasons. However, if an unanticipated malfunction or catastrophic event occurs, the data centre will be impacted, and services will be disrupted. Multiple data centres are created to avoid the possibility of an abrupt interruption in service. However, in the event that one of the data centres is compromised, the service is continued by another data centre. Third-party cyberattacks are also prevented in the data centres. Amazon makes significant measures to preserve its customers’ privacy. Amazon, which has extensive experience in cloud computing, employs comprehensive security and maintenance 24/7. If an issue arises, it is resolved within hours, which cannot be expected from local storage facilities.