Amazon denies reports it started a business just to spy on rivals
Amazon's shell company sold products on multiple platforms
Amazon Prime US customer numbers jump 8% to 180 million, an all-time high
Looks like the Prime Video ads didn't turn many people off
Amazon exec: robots and automation will enhance, not replace, human jobs
But then he would say that
Amazon CEO says company is going all-in on generative AI, thinks it could be as big as the cloud and internet
Amazon "isn't done with lowering costs"
Amazon Pharmacy leverages AI and local distribution to speed up prescription deliveries
AI delivers speed and accuracy when filling medications
Amazon and other retailers are being investigated for selling illegal wireless signal jammers
The sale and use of frequency jammers is prohibited
Amazon's solution for stressed workers: close your eyes and think happy thoughts
Not working for Amazon might be a happy thought
Amazon's generative AI can create product pages based on other online listings
Good for sellers, bad for customers?
Bethesda to release 7-game Fallout S.P.E.C.I.A.L. Anthology with mini-nuke case ahead of TV show launch
Arriving the day before Amazon's new series
Amazon removes Dolby Vision and Atmos from Prime Video unless you pay to go ad-free
And without telling anyone
WTF?! Amazon has given people another reason to love the company. After introducing ads on January 29 to Prime Video subscribers who don't pay more, it has now been revealed that those who won't hand over the extra $2.99 per month also lose access to Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos surround sound support. Curiously, the loss of these features is something Amazon previously failed to reveal.
Ring subscription price hike: Basic plan jumps to $5 a month, no extra features
A 25% increase in the US, 43% in the UK
Mini PCs sold on Amazon contained factory-installed spyware
The manufacturer claims newer PC shipments are malware-free
Amazon finds $1B jackpot in its 100 million+ IPv4 address stockpile
The tech giant has cited ballooning costs associated with IPv4 addresses
The big picture: In the world of tech, IP addresses are akin to digital real estate. Just like in the physical realm where urban sprawl is an issue, the IPv4 territory is becoming increasingly crowded. There is a finite number of these 32-bit internet IDs available, and demand far exceeds supply as our online presence balloons.
Amazon is unlikely to lose Prime subscribers over Video ads
Shipping is core to Prime, and that isn't changing
Amazon terminates $1.4B acquisition of Roomba maker iRobot over EU regulatory concerns
Amazon saw no path to regulatory approval in the EU
Tech layoffs and share prices don't add up: Cutting costs at financial peaks?
Could this be the start of the great AI replacement?
Netflix says it didn't copy Amazon and "force" ads on subscribers, but it was considered
Amazon Prime ads arrive next week
Amazon sold a fake RTX 4090 with an RTX 4080 GPU and fried components
The mash-up card was part of a pallet deal
This is how much each minute of internet downtime would cost tech giants and different countries
Illustrating our reliance on the internet
Twitch lays off a third of its staff as part of company-wide rightsizing
Twitch says goodbye to more than 500 employees
Amazon's sustainability push now includes on-site hydrogen production to fuel forklifs
The company aims to reach net-zero carbon by 2040
