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Amazon will offer OpenAI models to customers for first timeAmazon plans to provide OpenAI's AI models to its users. This marks the first time Amazon will offer products from the AI startup. The mode...- Amazon replaces cloud unit chief Adam Selipsky with veteran Matt GarmanSenior Vice President Matt Garman will take on Selipsky's role at AWS, effective June 3, the firm said.
- Sam Altman, Satya Nadella in US Homeland Security's AI security advisory boardThe board will develop recommendations for the transportation sector, pipeline and power grid operators, internet service providers and oth...
- Race for AI isn't zero-sum, says Amazon cloud bossAs Google races with Microsoft and OpenAI to create world-changing generative artificial intelligence, some critics see Amazon as lagging b...
- Amazon's AWS appeals to corporate customers with new chatbot, AI safety measuresThe new chatbot, called Q, is designed to help with productivity by helping workers summarize important documents and support tickets and c...
- Amazon announces new data center chip as Microsoft rivalry intensifiesAmazon on Tuesday introduced its newest data center chip for its cloud computing service as competition with Microsoft to dominate the mark...
- Amazon steps up AI race with up to $4 billion deal to invest in AnthropicAmazon has announced that it will invest up to $4 billion in the startup Anthropic to bolster its artificial intelligence capabilities. The...
- At Toronto tech show, second thoughts emerge over AIThe crowds of startups and their backers meeting at the three-day Collision conference in Toronto heard second thoughts about artificial in...
- AWS India and South Asia head Puneet Chandok to exit companyVaishali Kasture, who currently heads enterprise, mid-market and global business at Amazon Web Services (AWS) India and South Asia, will ta...
- Amazon shrugs off ups and downs in its decade-long India journeyAmazon’s 10th anniversary in India coincides with the ecommerce behemoth cutting costs, laying off thousands of employees, shuttering non-p...
- AWS to invest $12.7 billion in India’s cloud infrastructure by 2030AWS’ newly appointed chief executive officer, Adam Selipsky, considers India a ‘bright spot’ amid a period of unprecedented global uncertai...
- Interview | AWS CEO on $12.7 billion India investment, ChatGPT challenge, and how cloud tech will enable $5 trillion economy goalIndia remains a “bright spot” amid a period of unprecedented global uncertainty, where businesses are increasingly turning conservative, ac...
- AWS to invest over $12 billion in India till 2030: CEO; Paytm opposes IAMAI’s stand on digital competitionAdam Selipsky, the newly appointed chief executive of Amazon’s cloud unit, Amazon Web Services (AWS), said India is a “high growth market” ...
- Salesforce's Bret Taylor steps down as co-CEO, Marc Benioff to be at the helmBenioff will remain the sole CEO and continue as board chairman of the software giant when Taylor departs on Jan. 31, the company said Wedn...
- Amazon plans 3 solar farms and 23 solar rooftop projects in IndiaAmazon's renewable energy projects would total 379 after the addition of the 71 new ones and it expects to generate 50,000 gigawatt hours (...
- Supreme Court steps upFrom Supreme Court warning government over social media clampdown, to Crypto miners brawling with gamers and Amazon tripling its profits, h...
- A $5-billion DreamFrom Dream11 parent's new financing to Tesla embracing bitcoin as a payment option, here's a quick look at the top tech news today.
- Amazon picks former executive Adam Selipsky to lead cloud unitThe move comes as AWS' current lead Andy Jassy is vacating the role to become the chief executive officer of Amazon, after Jeff Bezos annou...
- Beware of software companies cloud-washing their existing solutions: Adam Selipsky, Vice President, Amazon Web Services"Our latest offering, Snowball is our addressal of that challenge. It is a convenient and a secure method of data migration."
- Amazon Web Services may consider India data centres in the near futureAmazon Web Services, the global e-tail giant's cloud infrastructure arm, said it has no plans to open a data centre in India anytime soon.
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