TalkingTech
The view from the top of IT with TechWorld Editor Rohan Pearce
Amazon Web Services (AWS) now allows ASP.NET developers to take advantage of Elastic Beanstalk, which has been developed to make it easier to roll out cloud-based applications, the company said on Tuesday.
By Mikael Ricknäs | 10 May, 2012 02:07
Tech giants Apple and Amazon have proved their mettle to doubting investors once again, leading US stocks higher in the week as the markets showed they had not yet run out of steam.
By AAP | 30 April, 2012 09:29
With Apple leading the revenue charge midweek and Amazon providing a kick to trading in tech shares Friday morning, bright spots appeared in what has otherwise been a mixed earnings season.
By Marc Ferranti | 28 April, 2012 02:16
Amazon Web Services has made it possible to create private clouds using CloudFormation, which automatically creates stacks of resources described using templates, the company said on Wednesday.
By Mikael Ricknäs | 26 April, 2012 21:54
Activists at Greenpeace intensified their environmental criticism of Amazon and Microsoft today by posting signage near the Seattle offices of both companies questioning the cleanliness of the companies' clouds.
By Brandon Butler | 20 April, 2012 05:36
If the iPad doesn't succeed as a consumer electronics device--its initial target market--it may find a successful second career as an electronic textbook reader.
By Jeff Bertolucci | 02 February, 2010 01:31
Amazon's extending its electronic bookstore onto your desktop. The company announced plans for a Kindle for PC desktop application at Microsoft's Windows 7 launch event Thursday.
By JR Raphael | 23 October, 2009 09:12
There's been a lot of discussion the past couple of days about an analysis by Guy Rosen, in which he estimates that Amazon Web Services (AWS) is provisioning 50K EC2 server instances per day. He created this estimate by examining EC2 resource IDs and doing a time-series analysis on how much the IDs are incremented per hour.
By Bernard Golden | 30 September, 2009 07:52
E-books may have been a niche technology so far, but Google Inc.'s entry into the market could burst the online business wide open.
By Matt Hamblen | 02 June, 2009 08:16
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