Tag: Andy Jassy

Google Cloud lands 6-year deal with LVMH

HRTechJune 15, 2021

Special Feature Managing the Multicloud Here's a look at managing multiple...

Amazon expects spring windfall as U.S. economy reopens, posts record profits

Big DataApril 29, 2021

By Jeffrey Dastin and Akanksha Rana (Reuters) -Amazon.com Inc posted record profits from pandemic shopping and indicated sales would keep growing even as...

Tech Moves: Ex-Amazon leader Jeff Wilke joins Scale AI as advisor to CEO; Skilljar and Auth0 hire execs; T-Mobile board shuffle

StartupsApril 13, 2021

— Jeff Wilke, the former CEO of Amazon Worldwide Consumer, has joined Scale AI as advisor to the CEO. Founded in 2016, the...

Amazon’s New CEO Still Committed To The Video Game Industry [UPDATE]

GamingMarch 24, 2021

Making video games is a massive challenge. There’s a ton of work that goes into them and if you’re looking to become...

Tech Moves: Startup Haven grows team to lead new fund; PSL promotions; F5 Networks adds execs

StartupsMarch 24, 2021

— Startup Haven, a community for entrepreneurs founded by Seattle startup vet Bob Crimmins, launched an investment fund called Startup Haven Ventures. With...

Bipartisan Agreement in Congress on AI Points to Way Forward with China

AIMarch 11, 2021

By John P. Desmond, AI Trends Editor The final report from the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence, released last week, points to a surprisingly bipartisan...

How could Amazon Web Services be unbundled on Web3

BlockchainMarch 11, 2021

After 27 long years sitting atop the throne at Amazon’s headquarters, billionaire business tycoon Jeff Bezos has finally decided to call time and step down from his position as CEO – leaving control of his empire to Andy Jassy, who currently heads up the company’s web services department and has done since 2016.

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Amazon Adds Support for Ethereum on Amazon Managed Blockchain

BlockchainMarch 3, 2021

Amazon Web Services (AWS), Amazon’s subsidiary in charge of cloud computing services, has announced that the Ethereum Network has now been integrated to allow users to provision Ethereum nodes and connect to the network in a matter of minutes. The service only supported Hyperledger in the past but will now also support not only Ethereum’s [...]

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