AWS

Nvidia’s CEO Was the Man of This Year, Next Year, and the One After That

Gizmodo

Jensen Huang was BFFs with everyone in Silicon Valley this year, becoming the only person to walk across all three conference stages of Microsoft, Amazon, and Google. Why? Because everyone needs his GPUs to power their AI dreams.

Read more...

A new group at Amazon is helping customers including PGA Tour and Bridgewater make generative-AI applications

Tech Insider
Man chatting with an AI robot on his laptop

Tondone/Getty Images

Generative AI is transforming businesses everywhere. Big Tech will still be crowned the winner.

Tech Insider
Illustration part of the Transforming Business Series: People surrounded by a variety of Generative AI examples. Multiple datasets, images, audio and training artificial intelligence programs

Cha Pornea for Business Insider

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

Tech Insider
AWS
Attendees to AWS' 2017 conference

Reuters

AWS console: Understanding the central hub for managing Amazon Web Services resources

Tech Insider
Woman wearing an orange sweater typing on her laptop

Getty Images

Amazon's market value set to jump $60 billion after strong third-quarter earnings smash Wall Street's expectations

Tech Insider
Andy Jassy
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy.

AP

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

Tech Insider
andy jassy aws
Andy Jassy at AWS Summit San Francisco 2015

Matt Weinberger

I thought I landed my dream job at Amazon. But after being put on an impossible performance plan, I quit even though I lost a $110,000 deposit on a house.

Tech Insider
A man walks on the street near the Amazon headquarters in Seattle
Amazon has a performance-review system that includes an improvement program called Pivot.

David Ryder/Getty Images

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.

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

Columbia Pictures/Getty Images

Tech giants are supposed to be spending less. Nvidia is selling boatloads of GPUs. Both things can't be happening at once.

Tech Insider
Jensen Huang
Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia.

Rick Wilking/Reuters

Subscribe to AWS