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Behind the scenes with X-Ray
Find out about the feature that lets users access actor bios, trivia, bonus videos and photos, and more directly on screen. -
Introducing Amazon’s first custom electric delivery vehicle
Full of industry leading safety and design features, this vehicle raises the bar for next generation delivery -
Driving the digital shift in procurement: invest or postpone?
Over 1500 procurement leaders including Centrica, American Express, KWS, ISS, the United States Air Force, Tele-fonica, the Academies Enterprise Trust and the American International School in Vienna joined Amazon Business Exchange 2020 -
Look inside an Amazon Fulfilment Centre with a guided video tour
Due to the safety and wellbeing of employees and the public, our in-person tours of our Fulfillment Centers are paused at the moment. But we have made it possible to have a look inside and join our FC Tours team on a virtual video tour. -
Amazon continues to invest in Cambridge with a new team focused on Amazon Scout
Amazon announces a new investment to expand research and development of autonomous delivery technology in the UK, with the creation of a new team focused on Amazon Scout. -
How AWS helped the NHS accelerate its COVID-19 response
Amazon Web Services cloud computing is helping to enable a range of NHS initiatives, including improvements to patient contact and faster, more accurate testing. -
A future in voice: introducing the Alexa Incubator Programme
Thanks to the new programme, businesses creating unique experiences with Alexa or advancing voice technology will be able to access the resources they need to grow. -
Three global companies join The Climate Pledge co-founded by Amazon
The Climate Pledge, co-founded by Amazon and Global Optimism, is a commitment to reach net zero carbon by 2040. -
App invites millions of cyclists to contribute to social distancing city planning
Amazon Web Services (AWS) customer See.Sense is launching a free new feature on its app, helping cyclists anywhere in the UK to improve cycle routes in their area. -
AWS helps the World Health Organization respond to COVID-19
As the United Nations agency for global public health, the World Health Organization is responsible for coordinating the international response to the pandemic. -
How is cloud technology helping to save the Tasmanian devil?
Researchers at the University of Sydney are using Amazon Web Services (AWS) to accelerate vital genomics research for a range of threatened species. -
Searching for information about sight loss?
The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) now provides information about living with sight loss through Alexa.
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