Microsoft and Amazon Web Services executives are bailing on this tech conference after the organizer was accused of using fake female panelists

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The founder of the DevTernity Conference (not pictured), Eduards Sizovs said on X that the profiles weren't an attempt to bolster the event's diversity.

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Amazon has an office in a former prison in the Netherlands

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The former de Koepel prison in Haarlem viewed from above.

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AWS explained: What Amazon Web Services is for and where the cloud computing industry leader is headed

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Attendees to AWS' 2017 conference

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AWS Certification: Choosing the right learning path to boost your salary and advance your career

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An Amazon software developer sits at a desk during a press event at the online retailer's research and development site.

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The startup extinction wave is rising and it's beginning to wash over the cloud industry

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Andy Jassy at AWS Summit San Francisco 2015

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As cloud tech powers the world's most popular sports leagues, everyone from executives and coaches to players and fans reap the benefits

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Amazon confirms plans to discontinue its Honeycode app-building service

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy.

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Tech's broken promises: Streaming is now just as expensive and confusing as cable. Ubers cost as much as taxis. And the cloud is no longer cheap.

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Jim Carrey in a scene from the film 'The Cable Guy', 1996.

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