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  • Amazon Web Services opens first startup support centre outside US in London’s Silicon Roundabout

    August 20, 2015

    If you were looking for more evidence that Tech City is booming: Amazon has just announced it will open its first startup support centre outside the US – and is basing it in London’s Silicon Roundabout. Competition between cloud-based infrastructure providers has heated up recently, with Alibaba, Microsoft and Google all reporting rapid growth in [...]

  • What’s it really like to work at Amazon? Jeff Bezos says it’s not a bad place, the NYT says it’s hell – here’s what the employee data says

    August 17, 2015

    What's it like working at one of the leading  technology companies in the world which pioneers new business models and is disrupting traditional industries left, right and centre, from books to groceries? Exciting? Dynamic? A fun working day filled with office slides, nap pods and free food?  Hellish more like. That's according to the New [...]

  • Amazon Prime’s new Top Gear: “They’re worth a lot” Jeff Bezos says of Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond

    August 16, 2015

    Amazon boss Jeff Bezos has revealed what he thinks about Top Gear hosts Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond after signing the trio to star in a new car show on Amazon's Netflix-style Prime Video streaming service. The show, due to air next year, will be “very, very, very expensive,” Bezos said, speaking to [...]

  • Is Amazon Fresh about to land on our doorsteps: Amazon signs 10-year lease for former Tesco warehouse

    August 10, 2015

    Amazon has signed a 10-year lease on a warehouse formerly used by Tesco fuelling speculation that it is about to launch its grocery operation Fresh in the UK.    Amazon will take on Logicor's 304,751 sq ft warehouse in Weybridge, Surrey, which have been lying empty since Tesco vacated the premises at the end of [...]

  • Top gear drives onto Amazon prime

    July 31, 2015

    FORMER Top Gear presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May have found a new home at Amazon after being ditched by the BBC. The trio will create a motoring show, set to debut later this year, on Amazon’s Prime Video streaming service.

  • Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May to make Top Gear-style show for Amazon

    July 30, 2015

    Former Top Gear presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May have found a new home at Amazon, after being ditched by the BBC earlier this year. Read more: Chris Evans picked to replace Jeremy Clarkson as Top Gear presenter The trio will create a Top Gear-style motoring show for Amazon's Prime Video service, with long-time [...]

  • One in four millennials would rather bank with a tech company like Apple or Google than their current bank

    July 29, 2015

    Fed up with your bank? You’re not alone. Just one in three millennials (that's people born after 1980) actually think their bank meets their requirements, and in fact, quite a few of them think Apple or Google would do a better job. It seems out of touch banks risk losing millennial business, as just 32 [...]

  • Alibaba invests $1bn in cloud computing arm Aliyun to compete with Amazon Web Services

    July 29, 2015

    Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is planning a $1bn push into the cloud, taking on Amazon by expanding its cloud computing unit Aliyun into international markets. The company, often described as the “Chinese Ebay”, is expanding its cloud computing arm from its current bases in China and Silicon Valley to the Middle East, Europe and Japan, [...]

  • Amazon proposes drone-designated airspace for commercial deliveries

    July 29, 2015

    Amazon wants a designated airspace zone for drone deliveries, the company told a Nasa convention in California yesterday. Read more: Five reasons delivery drones won't take off Under the company's plans, a slice of the sky between 200ft and 400ft would be designated for whirring drones zipping past each other to deliver parcels. In order to avoid [...]

  • Amazon overtakes Walmart as US’ biggest retailer: But has it really stolen its crown?

    July 24, 2015

    The king is dead: Long live the king. If Americans still had monarchic leanings that might be how they would have viewed last night’s shock announcement that Walmart, that behemoth of retailing, had lost its crown as the nation’s biggest retailer. The fact that it lost it to Amazon, a dot-com upstart with no physical [...]

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