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Cloud sales starting to slow
Analysts expecting the slowest growth for a decade
Demand for cloud-computing services is slowing and Microsoft and Amazon are expected to report the slowest revenue growth for their cloud-computing businesses since the firms started breaking out performance last decade.
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Amazon offers CodeWhisperer for free
Price war with Microsoft
Amazon is making its AI-powered coding assistant CodeWhisperer free for individual developers, reports the Verge, "undercutting the $10 per month pricing of its Microsoft-made rival."
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Big Tech tries to hire fired workers back
At lower rates and without benefits
Some of Seattle's biggest tech companies are trying to hire back recently sacked workers through agencies where they will go back to the same office with less salary and zero company benefits.
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Amazon releases its own AI
Amazon Bedrock is a place right out of history
Amazon is releasing a ChatGPT and DALL-E rival it calls Amazon Bedrock.
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Amazon lobbied to squash climate bill
Wasn't it a climate change champ?
Amazon has branded itself as a climate crusader, touting its commitment to renewable energy and sustainable practices, but a local politician claims it has been lobbying for a bill which would prevent carbon emissions from its data centre.
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Amazon makes more human sacrifices
Part of broader cut-backs
Amazon laid off about 100 employees in its video-game divisions as part of its broader cutbacks, affecting workers at Prime Gaming, Game Growth and the company's San Diego studio.
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Amazon has sold 200 million fires
That should sort out the rain forests
In the middle of announcements about its new tellys, Amazon has revealed it has now sold 200 million Fire TV devices.
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US government declares war on Amazon
Likely to be as successful as its invasion of Canada
The White House is planning to act on at least three of its six investigations into the online bookseller Amazon.
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Amazon sued for installing facial recognition ID
Forgot to tell customers
Amazon "forgot" to tell its New York City customers that they were being monitored by facial recognition technology, a lawsuit claims.
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ChatGPT books flood Amazon
Authors that didn't write books, for readers who can't read
Hundreds of books written by ChatGPT have appeared on Amazon in recent weeks as rather stupid people look to cash in on early prototypes of generative artificial intelligence.