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Insights powered by AWS help to improve Formula 1 viewing experience
More than half a billion Formula 1 fans around the world will benefit from the new ‘Battle Forecast’ on-screen graphic – powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS). -
Consumers name Amazon ‘Best Online Retailer’ at TechRadar Awards
Amazon has been voted ‘Best Online Retailer’ at the TechRadar Mobile Choice Consumer Awards which took place on the 10th October 2019 in Café Du Paris – London. -
Voting is now open for the Amazon Small Business Awards
The Amazon Small Business Awards will celebrate inspiring and unique UK small businesses selling on Amazon. -
Amazon recognised by engineering students as Most Attractive Employer in e-commerce 2019
Latest global awards from Universum reveals Amazon as Most Attractive Employer in e-commerce, as voted for by hundreds of thousands of engineering and IT students. -
Amazon tops Opinium’s Most Connected Brands Index for second consecutive year
Opinium’s survey of thousands of consumers analysed a range of metrics to identify the brands that matter most to consumers – and Amazon came out top for the second year running. -
Looking for general information about health? Learn from the NHS website with Alexa
Trusted information from the NHS website (nhs.uk) is now available to Alexa users via voice technology. -
5 female tech superstars working at Amazon
After Women in Tech announced Amazon as winner of this year’s Female Tech Employer of the Year Award in July, we caught up with some of our female tech employees who are leading the way in their fields. -
Meet Amazon’s ergonomics expert, Raz Osman
We speak to Raz Osman about his experience as a health and safety manger at Amazon and the importance of ergonomics within the business. -
Young learners share their path to success with the help of AWS re/Start
AWS re/Start is a training and job placement programme from Amazon Web Services (AWS) educating learners with little or no technology experience on software development and cloud computing. -
For children with cancer, gold is the colour of hope
In September, Amazon goes gold to raise childhood cancer awareness. Its partnership with Children’s Cancer and Leukaemia Group will help fund innovative research projects. -
Building careers in computer science with Amazon Future Engineer
Amazon Future Engineer has launched in the UK with a goal to help children and young adults from low-income backgrounds build careers in computer science.
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