How Amazon’s most important cloud region became critical to daily online life, and why even a brief disruption can have global effects.

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It took too long for AWS engineers to go from “things are breaking” to identifying a single service endpoint as the problem – ...

A major outage last week disrupted Amazon's cloud division for 15 hours, affecting hundreds of companies and raising ...

Just over a year after construction began, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has opened its giant data center near Lake Michigan in ...

The sweeping workforce reduction is intended to reduce expenses and compensate for over-hiring during the pandemic, according ...

AWS outage from DNS, EC2 and DynamoDB issues explained as cloud infrastructure at data centers and potentially AI technology ...

A restaurant software failure caused by an AWS data center outage in Northern Virginia forced some Richmond businesses to ...

Amazon's internal data shows severe impact on retail managers during layoffs. Some AWS employees express concern that cuts ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) had a bad day. That's how the boss of another big US tech firm Cloudflare put it – probably feeling ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has officially activated its Project Rainier supercluster of Trainium2 chips. According to a blog ...