Amazon puts cloud in space
AWS Ground Station launched
Amazon Web Services has unveiled a service that lets owners of satellites rent time on Amazon managed ground stations to send and receive data from orbit.
Amazon flogging data mining software
Will snuffle up patent medical records
Amazon is starting to sell software to mine patient medical records for information that doctors and hospitals could use to improve treatment and cut costs.
Amazon working to make Java free for its users
Amazon Corretto is no cost
Amazon wants to make sure Java is available for free to its users in the long term with the introduction of Amazon Corretto.
Amazon to sell Apple gear
Long term rivals bury the hatchet
Apple and Amazon have buried the hatchet only a few years after Jobs’ Mob arranged a pricing cartel to shut the book seller out of the ebook market.
Cisco and Amazon to help businesses in the clouds
Big and powerful team up
Networking gear outfit Cisco has teamed up with Amazon Web Services to offer software tools that would make it easier for Cisco’s customers to use Amazon’s data centres.
Amazon mocks Oracle’s click bait story
We must admit they have a point
Yesterday a story appeared on the wires based around a leaked insider report claiming that Amazon’s Prime Day was ruined by the outfits transfer from Oracle to Amazon’s software.
Amazon's Oracle purge caused Prime Day outage
Banishing an Oracle is tricky
Amazon’s move away from Oracle software might have cost it a few delivery problems on its biggest day – Prime day.
IBM takes on JEDI
The Force is strong in this one
IBM is challenging the US Defence Department’s decision to turn to a single provider for its $10 billion department wide cloud computing infrastructure which has the Star Wars name JEDI.
Bloomberg finds more proof of hacked Supermicro hardware
Despite strong denials from the likes of Apple, Amazon and Supermicro
Despite denials from Big Tech, Bloomberg is continuing to find proof that China has been sabotaging critical technology components bound for America.
Amazon fires misogynistic AI
Refused to recruit women due to problems with its motherboard
Amazon.com machine-learning specialists have discovered that the flash new AI engine which was supposed to be looking after their recruiting didn't like women.