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Business 6 years ago
Amazon's push for one-day delivery dents profits, costs up 21 percent
Seattle-based Amazon has drawn more than 100 million paid subscribers to its loyalty club Prime by releasing original TV shows, equipping more gadgets with its voice assistant Alexa and offering quick shipping for countless goods, including groceries from its subsidiary Whole Foods Market.
Business 6 years ago
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Amazon's Jay Carney: Cloud giant plans Indonesian expansion with investment in skills
The company's cloud arm Amazon Web Services (AWS), meanwhile, holds dominance in the cloud computing infrastructure market with a share of 33 percent, according to Synergy Research Group analysis.
Business 6 years ago
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Tech giants train Indonesians to tap into latent potential
From United States tech giants Google, Facebook, Apple and Amazon Web Services (AWS) to China’s Alibaba, Huawei and ByteDance’s TikTok, they have been working alongside the government and local communities to scale up their digital trainings so that more Indonesians can benefit.
Business 7 years ago
Cloud, cloud, cloud and other digital trends for 2019
Technology-related companies in Indonesia have been busy in the past month releasing their top technology predictions for businesses this year, each slightly skewed to their own services, but overlapping in at least three forecasts: cloud technology, edge computing and artificial intelligence (AI).
Business 7 years ago
Alibaba steps up cloud game in Indonesia
There is big money for cloud computing services in Indonesia, and Alibaba Cloud, a subsidiary of Chinese tech behemoth Alibaba Group, opened its second data center in the country – ten months after launching its first – in a race against Amazon, Microsoft and Google to capture a US$400 million market.
Science & Tech 7 years ago
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Bold as love: How Fender uses cloud computing to sell guitars
The guitar is one of the major musical instruments that has remained doggedly resistant to digital progress, and, as most guitar players know, the best sound the instrument can produce comes via a tube amplifier, a technology that thrived in the 1950s.
