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Amazon Web Services unveils new space business segment
We are driving innovation in space with the world's leading cloud. -
Amazon marks one year and 1,000 employees in Arlington
An update on the company's permanent office buildings' development, our hiring efforts, and how we're engaging with the community. -
We’re acquiring Zoox to help bring their vision of autonomous ride-hailing to reality
Amazon has signed an agreement to acquire Zoox, a California-based company working to design autonomous ride-hailing vehicles from the ground up. Aicha Evans, Zoox CEO, and Jesse Levinson, Zoox co-founder and CTO, will continue to lead the team as they innovate and drive towards their mission. -
Introducing AWS Snowcone—a small, ultra-portable, edge computing and data transfer device
AWS Snowcone is a rugged and secure device for collecting, processing, and moving data to AWS from disconnected environments. -
Amazon announces Teacher of the Year award recipients
Selected among thousands of eligible teachers, award recipients win a prize package valued at more than $50,000 for their schools and classrooms. -
Amazon introduces 'Distance Assistant'
The company’s latest innovation provides real-time social distancing feedback and we plan to open source the technology -
We are implementing a one-year moratorium on police use of Rekognition
We’re implementing a one-year moratorium on police use of Amazon’s facial recognition technology. We will continue to allow organizations like Thorn, the International Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and Marinus Analytics to use Amazon Rekognition to help rescue human trafficking victims and reunite missing children with their families. -
AWS helps the World Health Organization respond to COVID-19
As the United Nations agency for global public health, the World Health Organization is responsible for coordinating the international response to the pandemic. -
WWF-Indonesia Uses AWS machine learning to save endangered species
Amazon Web Services helps the World Wildlife Fund For Nature Indonesia better understand the size and health of orangutan populations in their native habitat, enabling better surveying with fewer resources and lower cost. -
Keeping organizations running during COVID-19
How AWS’s scale, reach, and reliability is supporting others. -
Helping 700,000 students transition to remote learning
How the second largest school district in the U.S. is relying on Amazon’s sourcing, engineering, and delivery expertise as they shift from in-person instruction to virtual classrooms.
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