Open Data on AWS

Share any volume of data with as many people as you want

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When data is shared on AWS, anyone can analyze it and build services on top of it using a broad range of compute and data analytics products, including Amazon EC2, Amazon Athena, AWS Lambda, and Amazon EMR. Sharing data in the cloud lets data users spend more time on data analysis rather than data acquisition.

AWS Data Exchange makes it easy to find datasets made publicly available through AWS services. Browse available data and learn how to register your own datasets.

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AWS Public Datasets: Unlocking the Potential of Open Data in the Cloud

Putting data to work on AWS

Examples of how data shared on AWS is accelerating research and creation of new applications.

Allen Institute for Brain Science Shares Research Data on AWS

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Element 84 Uses AWS to Process Large Datasets at Scale

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SpaceNet Accelerates Geospatial Machine Learning using AWS

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    Cloud & Emerging Tech Part 4: A connected approach to innovation

    Professor Mark Thompson explains why a capability approach to sharing assets, functions and processes centrally across government organizations, delivers the best-value public services in this final part of an AWS Institute series exploring emerging technologies and the cloud.
    February 2024
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    Cloud & Emerging Tech Part 2: How to leverage a platform…

    With a platform model, governments can leverage common components as building blocks for a portfolio of products and services. In part two of an AWS Institute series exploring emerging technologies and the cloud, Professor Mark Thompson explores how this accelerates service transformation.
    February 2024
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    The benefits of digital healthcare in nine countries in Asia Pacific

    Digital healthcare can use the cloud to address the pressure on services created by rises in chronic illnesses like diabetes, ageing populations, and per person health expenditure up by 80% across nine countries in Asia Pacific. The benefits of cloud-enabled healthcare, a Deloitte Access Economics report commissioned by the AWS Institute, offers solutions and identifies economic benefits such as $21.6 billion cost savings if all nine countries transitioned hospitals to the cloud.

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    Earth on AWS

    Visit Earth on AWS to learn about building planetary-scale applications in the cloud with open geospatial data.

Benefits of sharing data on AWS

Global community of users

Global community of users

When you share data on AWS, you make it available to a large and growing community of developers, startups, and enterprises around the world.

Reduced time to insight

Reduced time to insight

In AWS, tools to analyze data are only ever a click away, which means you reduce the time it takes for people to start working with your data.

New services and tools

New services and tools

The AWS Cloud expands daily, and data shared on AWS becomes more useful as new features and services are released.

Lower cost of research

Lower cost of research

Researchers can analyze data shared on AWS without needing to pay to store their own copy. They only pay for the compute they use, and do not need to purchase storage to start a project.

Open Data Sponsorship Program

The AWS Open Data Sponsorship Program covers the cost of storage for publicly available high-value cloud-optimized datasets. We work with data providers who seek to:

  • Democratize access to data by making it available for analysis on AWS
  • Develop new cloud-native techniques, formats, and tools that lower the cost of working with data
  • Encourage the development of communities that benefit from access to shared datasets
Learn how to propose your dataset to the Open Data Sponsorship Program