Much to the delight of the UK’s recently elected Labour Government, AWS (Amazon Web Services) has announced plans to invest £8bn ($6.1bn) over the next five years building, operating, and maintaining ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has defended the environmental and economic rationale behind its push into custom silicon and AI infrastructure, amid increasing scrutiny over the carbon footprint and power ...

Amazon’s cloud storage business AWS has been gradually expanding into a range of cloud services for people not to simply host their business or app with AWS, but to use the platform for productivity ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has confirmed an expansion of its UK-based datacentre, which will see customers offered a choice of three availability zones to host their applications and workloads. In a ...

AWS is injecting $10.5 billion over the next five years into the U.K. to expand its data centers in the region with the goal of enabling AI solutions for British businesses. Amazon Web Services ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has promised to invest £8 billion between now and 2028 in the development and maintenance of new UK datacentres. The move is part of Amazon’s glorious five-year datacentre ...

UK chancellor Rachel Reeves said the investment will boost growth in the country, but AWS is currently under investigation for alleged anticompetitive practices. Amazon Web Services (AWS) plans to ...

Intelligence agency GCHQ has signed a deal with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to host classified material and boost the use of artificial intelligence for espionage purposes. Although the procurement of ...

The cloud giant will build new data centre capacity and create 1,500 apprenticeship roles over the next two years in a renewed UK investment pledge. Amazon Web Services (AWS) has committed to invest ...

Communications regulator Ofcom has proposed that the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority launch an inquiry into the country's cloud sector, in particular to examine AWS and Microsoft for potential ...

Cloud computing has always been marketed to enterprises as a more cost-effective way for companies to access the compute resources they need, because they only pay for what they use and can easily ...