With COVID-19 forcing more people to work from home than ever before, AWS CEO Andy Jassy argues that it's time to finally stop fighting gravity and move to the cloud.
Amazon, Google and Microsoft—the top public cloud providers—are all benefiting from organizations of all sizes looking to the cloud for business continuity during the global pandemic.
"Firing whistleblowers" is "evidence of a vein of toxicity running through the company culture."
The company emailed customers offering to listen to their concerns following news reports that it had turned down requests for breaks on cloud bills.
While they're are restructuring some large contracts case by case, smaller companies aren’t receiving the same flexibility, sources said.
Inspector general says no evidence the award resulted from interference by Trump.
Says it's planning to ask a judge to block Microsoft from starting any work on the $10 billion contract until its legal challenge to the award is resolved.
Matt Garman, a longtime AWS engineering exec, will now oversee the cloud unit’s sales and marketing teams and report to Andy Jassy.
The seller has obtained planning permission to build a data center on the site, but Amazon’s plans are unclear.
