It may be hopeful, but the trickle down is not far-fetched.
AWS has been deploying modular datacentres in small numbers (build by other providers).
Deploying AWS Modular Data Center: From ordering to delivery and installation | AWS Public Sector Blog
Also, SES Networks, which supplies low orbit satellite backhaul, is a partner of AWS in remote areas. SES is a customer of DXN - in the Solomon Islands I think.
Given DXN has supplied Google/Meta, the idea of wining something from AWS also seems reasonable.
Australia's DXN to deliver four cable landing stations for EMCS cable in Pacific Islands - DCD
We shouldn't get our hopes up, but Raeman's post isn't crazy.
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