Amazon Web Services' confirmed Louisiana footprint is the Amazon/STACK Northwest Louisiana data-center program across Caddo and Bossier parishes. Amazon AWS Caddo Parish data center and Amazon AWS Bossier Parish data center searches both map to this same source-tracked campus cluster unless a filing identifies a separate site.
Amazon Caddo refers to the Shreveport/Caddo Parish side of the Amazon/STACK Northwest Louisiana data-center program; Amazon Bossier refers to the Bossier Parish technology-park side. Both are part of the same public Amazon campus package until separate site-level filings split them, and both route through AEP SWEPCO power context.
The tight answer is Amazon as the hyperscale customer, STACK as the data-center campus/program context, AEP SWEPCO as the northwest Louisiana utility, Caddo as the Shreveport/Caddo side, and Bossier as the Bossier technology-park side. The power record is SWEPCO service plus project-specific substation, transmission, and specialized-equipment cost recovery under LPSC oversight.
Amazon's source-backed Louisiana package names 540 direct permanent jobs, 1,710 indirect roles, up to $400 million in regional water infrastructure, and a $250,000 community fund for STEM education and local water-quality projects. LouisianAI keeps those verified commitments separate from generic policy commentary about incentives or broader economic impact.