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Virginia, Amazon announce $35 billion data center plan

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin says the state has reached a deal with Amazon Web Services for the company to invest $35 billion in new data centers

The Independent UK

Twitter Competitor Parler In Limbo After Massive Layoffs At Parent Firm

Parlement Technologies reportedly cut dozens of jobs across the company in December, a move that has cast doubt on the future.

Zenger

Amazon unveils cloud trends for 2023

Industry use cases, simulation and machine learning are among the trends associated with the rise of cloud computing usage in 2023, according to Amazon Web Services (AWS), the cloud service arm of tech giant Amazon.

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Making security predictions for 2023

One of the greatest challenges for cybersecurity teams is the constantly shifting security landscape. Evolving geopolitics, the resulting tension between economic progress and security, and the perceived cyberthreat drive a lot of the negative perceptions around cybersecurity.

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Google Rivals Join Forces in Online Maps

Google rivals on Thursday unveiled a project to make freely available data sets for map features to be built into online offerings. Alphabet-owned Google dominates online mapping, selling its services to other companies or platforms and using location and navigation capabilities to enhance its other offerings, including online advertising, AFP…

Asharq Al-Awsat

The CEO of Amazon Web Services likes to hire people who are ‘restless and dissatisfied.’ Here’s why

Adam Selipsky, who runs Amazon's massive cloud computing business, says "If you’re not dissatisfied with what you see around you, you’re usually not compelled to reinvent something."

Fortune

How Amazon grew an awkward side project into AWS, a behemoth that’s now 4 times bigger than its original shopping business

Over two decades, AWS has become the ultimate case study in corporate innovation.

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Nation can be hyperscale data centre base

Thailand can be at the forefront of the hyperscale data centre sector in Asean after global tech giants Google and Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced plans to set up cloud infrastructure hubs in the country, according to Vertiv, a global provider of equipment and services for data centres.

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Power of AWS partners to accelerate ASEAN’s digital transformation

Amazon Web Services (AWS), the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud provider, and an Amazon.com company, has vowed to assist public sector customers in pursuing their smart city journey through support of innovative solutions by its partners.

Bangkok Post

Meta upbeat on 5-10 year outlook

The metaverse is expected to gain momentum in the mass market in 5-10 years, while various emerging technologies require regulation in a responsible manner without undermining the innovative power of technology, according global tech powerhouses Meta and Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Bangkok Post

TechScape: Twitch and the dark side of the streaming dream

After streamer complaints of a toxic community culture, slashes in earnings and an unsustainable work model, what next for the Amazon-owned site?

The Guardian - UK

Cloud HM x AWS join hands for leadership summit in anticipation for opening of 1.9 trillion baht AWS region in Thailand

Cloud HM, in collaboration with Amazon Web Services, hosted a Leadership Summit under the theme; “Amazon Web Services Growth Secrets: How to Run a Multi-Billion Dollar Business Like AWS”, and showcased their cloud and AI technology by arranging Thailand’s 1st AWS DeepRacer Autonomous Car Race at The House on Sathorn,…

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Amazon Web Services announces plans to open data centres in Thailand

Mr. Supattanapong Punmeechaow, deputy prime minister of Thailand, Mr. Narit Therdsteerasukdi, secretary general of the Thailand Board of Investment and other senior Thai officials and executives attended in Bangkok on 18 October 2022, the announcement by Amazon Web Services (AWS), an Amazon.com, Inc. company, of plans to open an Infrastructure…

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AWS bets big on Thailand

A plan by Amazon Web Services (AWS) to invest US$5 billion (around 190 billion baht) in Thailand over the next 15 years underscores the country's significance as a regional hub for digital data, says Deputy Prime Minister Supattanapong Punmeechaow.

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Amazon to boost Thailand cloud infrastructure with B190bn investment

Amazon Web Services (AWS),the cloud computing division of Amazon.com Inc, said on Monday it plans to invest $5 billion (190 billion baht) in Thailand over the next 15 years to strengthen its infrastructure in the country.

The Independent UK

As data centers proliferate, neighbors knock the noise

Northern Virginia has established itself as the world's largest home for data centers

WEKU

Amazon buying One Medical is only its most recent dive into the health care industry

Amazon is buying One Medical, a primary care practice. The tech giant has already stepped into the health care world, but experts said this is a big step to expand Amazon's physical health presence.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Microsoft Launches ‘Sovereign’ Cloud for Governments

Microsoft on Tuesday launched a public cloud for government customers, offering greater control over their data, and has signed up Italian defense group Leonardo and Belgian telecoms firm Proximus as partners. The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked a digital transformation in many public sector organizations, and Microsoft expects to use its…

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Amazon, Microsoft, Google Strengthen Grip on Cloud

The pandemic period has been a boon for the trio of companies that dominate cloud computing. Now as the economy enters another tumultuous phase, Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Google appear poised to extend their strength.

Benzinga

Tigress Financial Lists Reasons Behind Bullishness On Amazon

Tigress Financial analyst Ivan Feinseth reiterated Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) with a Buy and maintained a $232 price target. He saw ongoing momentum in Prime Membership, increasing traction with third-party sellers, strength in AWS, and growth and share price gains. He believed that growth in Prime membership, ongoing momentum in AWS, and increasing advertising revenue growth…

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Ex-Amazon employee convicted in 2019 Capital One hack after bragging online

Over 100 million people were affected by Paige Thompson exploiting Amazon Web Services in 2016.

Benzinga

Amazon's Encrypted Chat App Faces Charges Of Child Abuse

Amazon.com, Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) Amazon Web Services' encrypted messaging app Wickr Me has become a thriving destination for the exchange of child sexual abuse images, the NBC News reports citing court documents, online communities, law enforcement, and anti-exploitation activists. Experts and law enforcement officials alleged Amazon hardly addressed the problem, further encouraging such activities…

Tribune News Service

Microsoft aims to win the race to build a new kind of computer. So does Amazon

SEATTLE — The tech giants are locked in a race.

Benzinga

Peloton Taps Ex-Amazon Executive Liz Coddington As CFO

Peloton Interactive Inc (NASDAQ:PTON) has appointed Liz Coddington as the company's Chief Financial Officer, effective June 13, 2022. She succeeds Jill Woodworth, who has decided to step down as Peloton's Chief Financial Officer after serving the company since 2018. Woodworth will serve as a consultant for Peloton on an interim basis, aiding the…

Tribune News Service

Amazon shareholders approve $200M payout to CEO Jassy, reject worker safety, climate initiatives

At its annual meeting for shareholders, Amazon's investors approved a more than $200 million payout for CEO Andy Jassy and voted against 15 proposals asking the company to report on worker safety, climate goals, pay rates, use of its face recognition technology and its stance on workers' right to unionize.

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