Amazon is the largest cloud provider in the world and running that service is a network of energy hungry data centres. Thankfully, those data centres will soon be running off pure renewable energy, with Amazon investing in new projects to help meet
Amazon’s Web Services is the number one cloud provider in the world, with more than 34% of all cloud applications running on the company’s servers. Despite that, until now, Amazon’s consumer businesses have been stuck using traditional Oracle databases, meaning services such
Amazon wants its customers to get the most out of its AWS platform, but understands not every company can invest in the skills necessary to do that. That’s why the firm has announced a new feature dubbed AWS IQ, which will pair
Amazon Web Services has announced the general availability of Amazon Forecast, a fully managed service that uses machine learning to deliver highly accurate forecasts based on the same technology that powers Amazon.com.
Commercial air conditioner supplier Daikin explores how the world’s largest data centres keep their cool.
Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple (GAFA) will face regulation in ten main areas over the coming years, with data privacy representing the main focus, according to GlobalData.
Florian Froschermeier, technical sales manager of industrial router manufacturer INSYS icom, explains how the open source operating system has silently won over the world.
So, you’re all aboard the machine learning bandwagon, but what now? Mathias Golombek, CTO at Exasol outlines three steps to ensure your investment is optimised.
Apple CEO Tim Cook made headlines over the weekend when he urged college graduates to push back against social media companies out to steal their privacy, bringing the issue of Facebook’s privacy crisis to the forefront again. Michael Levin takes a look at why Facebook’s
It would seem that Amazon isn’t exactly making good on its 100% renewables pledge, as the company openly courts fossil-fuel profits, according to Green America.
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