The Latest Breaking News from AWS

Amazon spends more than Luxembourg's entire GDP on data centers – more than Google, Microsoft or Meta.

The Trump Administration is reportedly exploring a deal to part-own Intel, but it "should be regarded as speculation" only - for now.

LogicMonitor comes packed with solid AI-driven network monitoring, real-time alerting, and deep integrations. But there’s still a steep learning curve and premium pricing to contend with.

Several recent stories about data loss and suspension in the cloud should serve as a reminder to us all that cloud storage isn't without risks. Here's what you can do be ensure your data doesn't get nuked if your cloud provider decides you're no longer a customer.

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A software engineer, who previously accused AWS of 'digital execution,' has shared the good news that his data has now been restored.

New OpenAI gpt-oss models aim for low-resource performance and enterprise use, though their real-world capabilities remain unverified outside company-controlled benchmarks and documents.

AWS has given the White House $1 billion in cloud computing credits until the end of 2028.

In today's hyper-competitive business landscape, customer relationship management (CRM) is no longer just about tracking sales and interactions; it's about delivering personalized, seamless, and intelligent experiences. At the forefront of this revolution is Nikhitha Pesaru.

Equinox places AI bets on productivity to make work faster for employees and personalization to help fitness enthusiasts finesse their workout plans.

Amazon has slipped 10% since last week's earnings, but solid headline beats and bullish analyst outlooks mean the dip could actually be a great entry point.