The chatbot market is growing, but conversational AI is not always trusted by consumers. A new feature from cloud provider AWS, announced at its re:Invent conference, could change this for the better.
The use of AWS by GCHQ, MI5 and MI6 raises some sovereignty concerns but experts say accidental exposure is a greater security risk.
The cloud giant has denied it has any plans to take a more proactive approach to blocking controversial content, but any changes could have a big impact on businesses.
Six years ago it had ten times the utilisation of its rivals, but public cloud pioneer AWS is now heading towards a 50% market share as Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud chip away
How finance leaders can ensure their organisation’s cloud spend delivers maximum value, by guest author Dr James Mitchell.
The monolithic - and controversial - DoD cloud contract has bitten the dust. A more flexible approach using multiple vendors is likely to replace it.
This week's announcement cements an already close relationship and could smooth the digital transformation journey for customers.
AWS users old and new are regularly hit by unexpected bills, and this could harm the development of the in-demand cloud workforce.
Business demand for greater sovereignty over data is pulling against centralised cloud computing, says Satya Nadella.
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Andy Jassy's successor will have a tough act to follow - and have to contend with rival firms snapping at Amazon's heels.
Elastic is the latest commercial open source developer to cry foul at AWS's practices. But is the model viable in the cloud era?
A recent AWS outage served as a reminder that businesses are increasingly dependent on a highly concentrated market for cloud services.
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