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Amazon AWS CMH - Scioto Campus
4120-4188 Scioto Darby Creek Rd
Headquartered in Seattle, Washington
Amazon AWS CMH - Scioto Campus
4120-4188 Scioto Darby Creek Rd
Headquartered in Seattle, Washington
Amazon AWS CMH - Scioto Campus
Visit WebsiteCMH data centers are part of the us-east-2 AWS region: US East (Ohio).
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Disclaimer: Please be aware that Amazon Web Services does not list its data center locations publicly. Hence all AWS listings in our database are based on publicly available information from third parties, open databases, property registries, construction applications, permits, tenders, news coverage and our custom research. There may be incorrect or outdated locations, as well as locations missing.
This is a campus listing, that covers multiple data centers. Click below listings for further details:
| Data Center | Operated By | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon AWS CMH - Scioto G | Amazon AWS | Building G |
| Amazon AWS CMH - Scioto B | Amazon AWS | Building B |
| Amazon AWS CMH - Scioto F | Amazon AWS | Building F |
| Amazon AWS CMH - Scioto C | Amazon AWS | Building C |
| Amazon AWS CMH - Scioto D | Amazon AWS | Building D |
| Amazon AWS CMH - Scioto E | Amazon AWS | Building E |
| Amazon AWS CMH - Scioto A | Amazon AWS | Building A |
Pricing & Services
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